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Union Ex-Prisoners of War, 



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REGISTER OE MEMBERS, 



IMI()CEEDIN(J8 AT THE REUNION HELD AT MARIETTA, S 
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REGISTER OE MEMBERS, 



PROCEEDINGS AT TEIE liEUNION HELD AT MARIETTA, 
JUNE 10 AND 11, 1891. 



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NOTICE. 

The attention of members is called to the matter of Dues. The same 
should be remitted to Frank J. Esker, Treasurer, Chillicothe, O. Prompt 
payment will enable the Association to meet bills promptly. 

The Recording Secretary prepared the manuscript for this lioster 
with a great deal of care, and weeks of valuable time to him, and if any 
'Comrades receiving this Roster find entries not correct, it is because so 
much of the writing on the Register is hardly legible. If they will be kind 
•enough to send him correct statements, very plainly written, of their cap- 
ture, confinement, etc., he will cheerfully make correct entries on the 
Register to facilitate in preparing for future Rosters. 



OFFICERS. 

I. K. ROSP:, i'n'.s/V/r/// - - - Marietta. 

GEO. W. PATTERSON, First Vice President - Columbus. 

REV. T. J. SHEPPAFvD, Second Vice President - Kentox. 

\j. ^ . (1WWY.V\,^ Recording Secretary - - - Marietta. 

I'RAXK .1. ESKER, Treasurer - - - Chillicothe. 

JOHN C. ( GOLDSMITH, (^/mrAvv/my/tT - - Marietta. 

REV. GEO. MUSSER. C/iap/ain - - - Mt. Vernon. 

W. O. >rEX80N, Correspo'uiiiig Secretary - Zanesville, 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 



W. .1. BEHYMER 
jr. L. srP.LEY 
.IA.\rES W. LONG 
S. P>. l>ri'ER 
1). S. WILDER 



Madisonville. 

^L\R1ETTA. 

Kenton. 

Barnesville. 

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PAST PRESIDEJNJTS. 



WM. T. wilso:n 

EDWIN 0. BEACH 
JOSEPH W. O^NEALL 
A. W. McCORMICK 
JOHN T. HARRIS - 
JAS. W. PUMPHREY 
DANIEL F. WILDEPv 
WM. J.BEHYMER 



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PROCEEDINGS 

OF THE 

REUNION OF UNION EX-PRISO^ERS OF WAR 
AT MARIETTA, O.. JUNE 10 AND 11. 1891. 



WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, AT CITY HALL. 

Opening address by first vice President I. R. Rose, intro- 
ducing President Behymer. Address of welcome by Mayor Rich- 
ardson, on behalf of the citizens of Marietta. Response by Colonel 
Behvmer. I'resident of the Association, which was brief and to the 
point. 

ANNUAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT W. J. BEHYMER. 

Comrades : — That kind Providence that cared for us in camp, 
■on the march, on the picket line, in the shock of battle, and amid 
the horrors of a rebel prison, has i)ermittcd us again to greet each 
other : to look each other in the face, and to recount again the thrill- 
ing adventures through whicli wo were called to pass. 

Comrades, we belong to a class dificrent from that of any other 
soldiery in the world. There are in Europe men who have suffered 
the horrors of im})risonment in barbarous and semi-barbarous lands ; 
but we represent a class who suffered as prisoners of war in a land 
boasting of its progress in the arts and sciences, and in the posses- 
sion of all the blessings of Christian civilization. The men who 
captureil. robbed, starved and taunt(Ml us, spoke our dear mother 
English tongue, and professed to be guided l;)y tlie i>recious teach- 
ings of our English Bible 

We can truthfully say that amid the indescribable agony of 
Andersonville, Salisl)ury and Florence, we envied the brave men, 
who mid scream of shot and burst of shell, and bellowing of the 
mortar, charged at Gettysburg or Chickaiiiauga, or wlio cheered the 
legions that stormed the intrenchments at ^Fissionary Ridge, or the 
Wilderness. 

History and i>oetry paints in glowing colors the valor of the 
Ijrave men who,"niid sulphurous smoke and volleying ball," planted 
the colors on the captured works. But, while our Republic lives, we 
will be remembered as exami)les of patience, courage and constancy 
under trials such as could be borne only by the bravest. 

Comrades, you are fewer in numlier than you were a year ago; 



your locks are tliinner aiul grayer, and the liiie.^ are telling that you 
are nearing that long, undisturbed slee]), to which the bravest must 
come at last. It is estinuite'l tliat from thirty-five to forty thousand 
of the old soldiers, of all classes, are ])assing away each year; and, 
as the years come on this number will increase, till a mere handful 
will be pointed out as the remnant of those who, under God. pre- 
served the integrity of the T^nion. 

While there is, to the loyal citizen, a (diarm connected with any 
man who raised his arm for the Nation's defense, there is a jieculiar 
interest in that class of men, who, starved, naked, and with aching 
hearts, such as no pen can describe, endured tlic unutterable agonies 
of a rebel prison. It may l)e well said : 

"In Treason's prison hold 

Their martyr-spirits grew 

To stature like the saints of old ; 

While, amid agonies untold, 

They starved for you and me. 

The good, the patient, and the tried — 

Four hundred thousand of them died, — 

They died for you and me." 

Jt should to us Ijc a great consolation that the nolilest men and 
women of the land place the highest estimate upon the services ren- 
dered to our country during our long imi)risonment ; and the loyal 
citizen almost dreads to conteuiplatc that sad chapter in our Na- 
tional life that lies between the time when the exchange of prisoners 
ceased and the last gun of the war sounded. But, dreadful as was 
that agony, it was endured for our dear native laiul. in defense of 
the best govia-nment on tlu' face of tlie globe. 

No language can suUicienth' laud the noble men who spurned 
that liberty and food which have been obtained l)_y lalioi- for the 
upbuilding of a cause, the hatefulest since Hatan established his king- 
dom in this world. 

But, Comrades, we turn from this dai'k cha]>ter of our Xation's 
history to contemplate the great change that has taken ]»laee. Let 
us thank God at this hour for all his mercies to us. What a royal 
welcome have we received in this beautiful city, that is so intimately 
associated with the early history of our State, and, in place of be- 
coming weary of these yearly reunions, they have steadily grown in 
interest, and we feel that this will ))e one of the most deliglitful of 
all our meetings. 

We meet to-day under circumstances calculated to cheer the 
patriot. We look over our Repu,l)lic and see it perhaps more united 
than at any period since "Ai)pomattox.'" The bitterness and hate 
which rankled in the hearts of thousands, twenty-five years ago, 



now lingers ill tlio breasts of a few irreconcilal)les, wlio sulk and 
pont in obscure places. 

Great railways — the bands of iron — have pro\enba/ids of love, 
in binding together the North and 8outh. Millions of dollars of 
capital have been invested in the South in the development of the 
great wealth that lies imbedded in those hills and mountains over 
Avhich many of us fought and amid whose fastnesses we hid as 
escaped i)risoners. Gray old soldiers of l)oth sections i^ow plan and 
work side by side in developing the great industries of the South. 

The humbler classes of the South — Ijlack and white — are rising 
in intelligence and in the acquisition of homes, as never before. 
Our republic is taking her place among the nations, and asserting 
her rights as perhaps she lias not in lier previous history. 

We are entering upon a S3'stem of commercial trade which 
will send the mammoth productions of our Re})ublic to all lands, 
and which will place upon the table of the liumblest man of the 
land the fruits and other productions which, in tlie ])ast, was to he 
ol)tained only by the rich. 

As a people we are opening u\) and estaldishing all the indus- 
tries that are possible in our land for the manufacture of all that a 
cultivated and refined people may need. The rierce tire of the fur- 
nance — the black smoke that shall pour forth from the tall stacks, 
the steam whistle, the hum and roar of the machinery — all this call 
willing hands to honest emi)loyment ; the result of which is "'hon- 
est," with all the virtues which make up a loyal citizen. ^Ve are 
coming to a state when no man or woman need be unemployed, or 
complain, "No man hired me."" 

The children of this generation shall see the stars and strii)es 
floating over vessels of commerce on every water, and in ev(M'v })ort 
of the civilized world. 

And, Comrades, when our bodies are dust, our good swords 
shall be rust, and our souls be with (lod, we trust at that time the 
loyal millions of the great Republic will look back to the dark days 
of the Rebellion and bless God that there were men who loved their 
whole land, and who jeopardized their lives rather tban allow her to 
be dismembered. 

It is said that "Republics are ungrateful ;"" but surely we can 
hardly adopt such a harsh sentiment as to our Republic. While a 
different jiolic}' might have been pursued as to the treatment of the 
old soldiers, yet we are to remember that our friends had for twenty- 
five years, in their efforts to befriend the veterans, to contend with 
that old disloyal element that cri])pled the government during the 



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wui-, — that old ti'iiitor element of the North, — the meanest that 
crawled and hissed out of Hell. 

But no government on earth has made sueh lil»eral provision 
in the way of ptmsions as has our government ; and look at the 
homes to whiclr our worn out, homeless men are gathered, as in the 
5irms of a kind, pit3'ing mother. The faces of our people mantle 
with shame and indignation that an old soldier should be compelled 
to seek shelter in a ('ounty Infirmary, and the millions say "No !" 
let these nolile men, a Nation's pride, have a ''home"' and with all 
tfiat that name implies. 

A beautiful feature of our time is that on memorial days, and 
on such occasions as this, all classes unite in doing honor to the 
occasion. Men and women now come and strew flowers who twenty- 
five years ago planned in secret the destruction of tlie government. 

Ah no one now is willing to acknowledge that his ancestors in 
the Revolutionary War were Tories, so even now but few are will- 
ing to confess that tlie}' or their fathers were Noi'thern Ti'aitors in 
the time of the Nation's trial. 

Thank God I we live in a golden age. Let us appreciate it at 
its true value, and enjoy it. 

Comrades, we are growing ohl, and some of us will no doubt 
"sleep that sleep that knows no waking" ere we meet agaui. While 
we are soldiers of the Repubhe, let us also serve that Being who 
<'overed our heads in tlie tlay of l)attle, and who has preserved us to 
see this hap})y day ; so that when the last tat-too shall sound we 
shall lie down to rest with the ])atriot dead, in the assured hope of a 
glorious inuuoi'tality. 

Music by the Star Band of Columbus. 

7 I*. M. Love feast and exjierience meeting at the (Jity Hall, 
engaged in generally by officers and members of the Association. 
tSpeeches limited to 10 minutes. Of those who spoke at this meet- 
ing w'l-re Colonel A. W. McCormick, of Cincinnati; C'olonel T). vS. 
Wilder, of ( 'olumbus ; I. R. Rose, of Marietta ; D. M. Barrett, of Hills- 
iioro, and others. During the evening there w^s a fine duet, played on 
the piano by the Misses Bertha Cutter and Clara Bohl, entitled the 
"Sleigh Ride." This was received with gri^at applause by the large 
audience, and they were called back the second time, when they 
jdayed another duet, "The Hay Makers." Also Miss Hallie Skiv- 
ington. of Marietta, gave a fine I'ecitation, entitled "The Ensign 
Bearei'," which was very al)ly rendered, and greeted with great ap- 
plause. There was also fine music rendered bv the orchestra. 



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THUllSDAY, JUNE IItii. 

At 7 :30 A. M. Rev. T. J. Sheppard, of Kenton. Ohio, (formerly 
Chaplain of Andersonville J'rison), assisted by the ministry of the 
city, conducted a religious and devotional service, known as an old 
fashioned army camp meeting, in the I'nitarian Church on Putnam 
Street. This was one of the most interesting religious meetings held 
V)y the Association, and the Secretary is only sorry that he is un- 
ai)le to give verbatim all that was said in the meeting. Of the min- 
isters who were present there was Dr. Gear, of the Bajitist Church, 
Dr. Wra. Addy, of the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Bishop, of the M. 
E. Church, Dr. Dickinson, of the Congregational Church, Dr. Boyd, 
'.^i the Episcopal Church, Rev. Hanby, West Side M. E. Church, and 
other ministers, who all spoke Christian encouragement to the 
ex-prisoners, as did also Judge H. L. Sibley. I am very sorry that 
we have not got Judge Sibley's address; also of Col. A. W. McCor- 
mick, D. M. Barrett and numerous others. This service was clearly 
demonstrative oi how ably Rev. T. J. Sheppard can conduct them. 

At 9 : :\0 A. M. the Association met at the City Hall to hold 
their annual l)usiness meeting. First in order was an overture by 
the Prospect Orchestra Band. President W. J. Behynier then an- 
nounced that Conn-ades would l>e limited to 1(» minute speeches. 
Comrade D. M. Barrett, of Hillsl)oro. 0., was the first to speak, giv- 
ing his experience while a prisoner at Libby and otlier prisons, 
which was very interesting. 

Captain A. A. Taylor, of Cambridge, 0., followed with a 10 min- 
utes speech on "Fresh Fish" and experience at Richmond under the 
charge of the two notorious Turners, officers of the Rebel Army. 
Music by the orchestra. Speech by Colonel D. S. Wilder, of Colum- 
"bus, giving his terrible experience while a prisoner at Andersonville. 
Chas. Durfey then sang "The Old Army Beans,"' accompanied by 
Geo. W. Patterson, of Columbus. Captain Gillespie, of Middletown, 
made a very touching speech on "prison life," followed by W. P. 
Madden, of Xenia, who also spoke quite feelingly on the same subject. 

Comrade T. .J. Sheppard, of Kenton, 0., was called on and in- 
troduced by Comrade Wilder as the "Chaplain of Andersonville 
Prison,"' who, in reply, made one of his short and pithy speeches, 
giving a description of the pictures hanging on the wall, represent- 
ing the condition of starving and ragged prisoners in the various 
stages from the time of capture to exchange. 

Comrade H. M. Roach, of Batesville, 0., was called out by the 
audience, and gave a very wonderful picture of his experience while 
41 prisoner of War at Andersonville. His descvi])tion of the place was 
■very affecting at times. 



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At this point the Secretary was requestcMl to read the minutes 
of the last annual meeting, held at Xenia -lune 12 iind lo. IbilO. 
Treasurer Esker then made his annual report, and the Association 
proceeded to the election of officers for the ensuing year : 

Dr. W. P. Madden, of Xenia, ()., presented for nomination tlie 
name of I. R. Rose, of Marietta, for President of the Association. D. 
8. Wilder seconded tlie nomination, with a motion that th(^ rules he 
suspended and he he elected hy acclamation. Motion adopted, and 
Comrade Rose declared duly elected for the ensuing yeai-. 

D. 8. Wilder nominated Geo. W. Patterson, of ("olumhus, [\>r I"'irst 
Vice President, which was seconded 1)y Conn-adc Barrett. ( )n motion 
rules suspended and he was declared elected. 

H. L. Sihley, of INlarietta, presented the name of Mcy. T. J. Slie})- 
pard, of Kenton, for Second Vice i'resident, whicli was sucondcil li^^ 
R. G. Mains. Rules suspended and he was declared elected. 

Colonel D. S. Wilder nominated L. J. Cutter, of ^Marietta, for 
Recording Secret;iry. Comrade P)ai'rett seconded tlie nomination 
and moved to suspend the rules and liave liim eleete(l l>y acelama- 
tion. Motion adopted. 

Colonel A. W. McCormick, of Cincinnati, nominated Fi'ank J. 
Esker, of Chillicothe, for Ti'easurer. Motion seconde(l bv Comrade 
Sihley to make election unanimous, ^lotion adopted. 

I. R. Rose, of .Marietta, nominated Jno. C. Goldsmith, ot' .Mari- 
etta, 0., for (Quartermaster. Geo. A\'. Patterson seconded tlie nom- 
ination, with the motion that the rules he sus])endeil and he l)e 
elected by acclamation, ^lotion adopted. 

J. T. Harris, of Colum1)Us, nominated Geo. Musser, of ^It. ^^'rnon, 
fo]' Chaplain. D. S. Wilder seconded the nomination. A motion 
that his election he made by acclamation. .Motion adopte(l. and he 
was declared elected. 

The President appointed the following Connades as Executive 
Committee : W. J. Behymer, Madison ville, 0. ; H. L. Sibley, Mari- 
etta, 0. ; James \\\ Lang, Kenton, O. ; S. B. Piper, Barnesville, 0. ; 
D. S. Wilder, Columbus, 0. 

H. Jj. Sibley moved that T. J. Shep])ard, of Kenton. ( ).. Ije made 
an honorary member of the Association i'or lil'e. Motion seconded 
and ado})ted. 

Tlie President ap})ointed a Committee to audit tln' accounts of 
Secretary and Tr(!asui'er. The Committee tlien retired, and in a 
short time ivported that they found the accounts of tlie Seci'ctary 
and Treasurer correct in every respect. 

F. .1. i^^sker made a motion that the retiring Secretary. C. T. 
Keech, be given a vote of thanks for his services as Seci'etarw and 



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tluit he l)e ]»ai(l tlic stun of t\vent\ dollars out of the Treasury. 
Motion adopted. 

A motion was also made and seconded to pay thirty dollars to 
the Prospect Band out of the Treasury. Motion adopted. 

Rev. T. J. 8he]ipard made a motion that a Roster he })re})ared 
hy the Secretary for the ])ast eight years of all the meinhers of the 
Association, with the ])roceedings of eacli meeting, and a Roster 
printed each year hereafter. Comrades Wilder and McCormick 
spoke at some length on the suhject, favoring the motion of Comrade 
Sheppard if there was money enough in the treasury to pay tlie 
same. Motion was tinally adopted. Motion then made and adopted 
that Colonel McCormick assume all expenses heyond the money in 
the treasury, and the Association assigned to him the duty of edit- 
ing and supervising the printing of the same. This was done on the 
very generous offer of Colonel McCormick to assume such expenses. 

At this point the President announced tliut tiie rest of the meet- 
ing would l)e devoted to the memhers in short talks in relating their 
experience while }»risoners of war. 

Comrade Garrettson then introduced R. T. Powell, of West Vir- 
ginia, wlio was known in Andersonville Prison as '"Little Red Cap." 
Comrade Powell then related fully his exi)crience wdiile at Ander- 
sonville. His recollections w'ere told in sucdi pathetic words of sin- 
cerity and truthfulness that it moved the fountains of feeling in the 
audience, and moistened many cheeks with tears. 

Comrade M. V. Trough, of Parkersl)urg, West Virginia, the last 
to S])eak before dinner, related in a happy way some of the hard- 
ships and suffering he endured while a prisoner, making iun out of 
an experience, in w^hich there was but little to make light of until it 
was all over. 

It being now 12 o'clock noon, the meeting closed liy the orches- 
tra j)laying a line selection. The ex-prisoners and their wives then 
marched from the City Hall to the Armory, where the citizens of 
Marietta, under the diiection of the W. R. C, had pre})ared one of 
the largest and most sumptuous banrjuets ever seen in Marietta— 
certainly the tinest ever given to our Asst)ciation. The tal)les were 
decorated with flags and flowers, and were fairly burdened with good 
things to eat. The Armory was also decorated with flags. After 
grace, by Rev. T. .J. Slieppard, all did ample justice to the lianquet, 
while an orchestra from Marietta, led by Prof. Miller, j)layed from 
the .east platform. The tables were so arranged as to seat fully (iOO 
people at the first tables. 

.\fter the banquet the ex-|)risoners, their wives and families 
formi-d, and together with members of the (1. A. R.and S. of V. and 



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W. R. (\, all (,f :^rarietta, marched to tlio Ohio River where the two 
T^teamers. T. X. Barnsdale and T. M. Bayne, were in waiting to take 
the entire ])arty on an excursion up the beautiful Ohio River, as had 
been ]ireviously arranged by the citizens of Marietta. This excur- 
sion Avas surely a very enjoyable trij) to tlie ex-prisoners. 

At 7 : 30 P. "SI. the Association re-assembled again at the City 
Hall, where it found the Hall packed with the citizens of Marietta, 
ready to greet them. The time was consumed in a love feast and 
general ex]>erience meeting, and the entire audience held until after 
11 P. M. 

The untinished business was the election of a Oorres})onding 
Secretary, which, on motion, was left to the Executive Committee 
to ap])oint, whenever the i)lace for holding the next Annual Reunion 
was decided. The time and place for holding the next Annual Re- 
union will be at Zanesville, June 16th and 17th. 

Comrade Wilder then introduced Comrade W. M. Garrettson, of 
Chillicothe, 0., as the toothless Hoosier from Indiana who. in turn, 
gave a biief and eloquent description of his trip South, and his re- 
cent visit to the old battle grounds of Chattanooga and Atlanta, and 
his visit to where the old prison pens had been. At the close of his 
speech Colonel A. W. McCormick presented to him, on behalf of the 
W. R. ('., a very large and handsome bouquet, to which Comrade 
(lari'ettson resj)onded veiy gracefully. Comrades T. J. Sheppard, 
Barrett and Madden, all spoke Ijrietly but touchingly, after which the 
Misses Bertha Cutter and Clara Bohl gave a fine duet on the piano, 
entitled "Attack (lallop,'" wliich was received by the audience with 
great api)lause, aftc^r whicdi (Captain L.J. Cutter, of Marietta, was in- 
troduced to the audience and gave a short account of his prison life 
at Cam]) Ford, Texas, after which Miss Barrett, of Hillsboro, gave a 
very excellent recitation. Comrade Pow-ell, of West Virginia, was 
called out from the audience and gave us another one of his brilliant 
descriptions of Ids experience in Rebel Prisons. 

At the close of the Reunion all felt that this had been a grand 
success throughout, and the Association tendered a vote of thanks 
to the W. R. C., which liad done so nobly for our CMJoymiMit, under 
the coniiuand of Mi's. (Japtain Berry; also a vote of thanks to the 
Local Committee, in (-barge of Hon. S.J. Hathaway, and to the citi- 
zens of Marietta in general. 

The Reunion Avas tlieii dosed witli clioice selections from the 
orchestra, and adjourned to meet subject to the call of the Execu- 
tive Committee. 

L. J. CuTTHit, Recording Secretary. I. R. Rosio, President. 



CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS. 



CONSTITUTION. 
PREAMBLE. 

Whereas, A iiiceting- o\' Soldiers of the I'nion army who served 
during the Reljelliou, and were made prisoners of war by the Con- 
ferate Army, was ealled at the City Hall, Ct)lumbus, Ohio, August 
10, 1880, for the purpose of organizing a State Association of Union 
Ex-Prisoners of War. the followiDg is adopted as expressive of its 
purposes : 

1. To hold annual reunions of Union ex-pi'isoners of war, and 
thereby renew, keep alive and vigorous the aflteetion, sympathies, 
and kindred experiences engendered and shared in during impris- 
onment in rebel prison pens. 

2. To preserve and hand down to posterity historical facts, as set 
forth by individual testimony, as to the character of those prisons 
and the sufferings therein endured for the Nation's life and the 
principles at issue in the war. 

8. To cultivate a spirit of forgiveness toward those who Ijore 
arms against the Union and applied torture to Union prisoners of 
war, under the influence of a degrading institution and teachings of 
a treasonable character dominating their better manhood. 

To give substantial aid, as far as practical)le, to unfortunate 
and destitute conn-ades. 

ARTICLE L 

Sec. 1. This organization shall be known as the Ohio Associa- 
tion of Union Ex-Prisoners of War. 

ARTICLE II. 

Sec. 1. Tlie officers of the Association shall consists of a Presi- 
dent, 1st Vice President, 2d Vice President, Recording Secretary, 
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer, who shall serve until their 
sueceisors are elected or appointed. 



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ARTICLE III. 

Skc 1. Tlic otlicLTs sliall be elected at each suceesisivo Reunion 
liy l»;illi>t ; a iiuijority of all votes east sliall be necessary to a choice ; 
providcil. that if there be but one candidate for an ()Hi('(\ the elec- 
tion may be by acclamation. 

AHTICLK IV. 

Skc. 1. Tlie I'ollowin.ii Connnittees shall form an organic part of 
tlie Association, viz., Executive Committee and Auditing C'Omniittee. 

8k(\ 2. The Executive Committee shall consist of live (5) mem- 
bers, and ])Q composed, Ex-officio^ of the President, Recording Secre- 
tary, and live (5) comrades, who shall be a))i»ointed by the Presi- 
dent, with the consent of the Association. 

Sk(\ o. The Executive Committee shall have power to till any 
oflicial vacancy that may occur ]»y resignation, death, or otherwise, 
by a majority vote of its members. 

Skc. 4. The Auditing Committee shallconsist ofthi'ee (3) mem- 
licrs. to lie api)ointed by the President. Its duty shall be to audit 
tlic accounts of the Treasurer, and report results to the Association. 

ARTICLE V. 

Skc. 1. Any Union ex-prisoner of war, honorably discharged 
from the service, may become a member of the Association by 
assenting to the Constitution and By-Laws, and registering his name, 
place of residence, coni|)any and regiment, or command, in which 
he served ; date and place of capture, and place and period of 
imprisonnii'iit ; it being understood that bis statements in i-egistering 
are based U})on liis honor. 

Skc. 2. The meniljership dues shall be tifty cents, payable on 
I'egistei-ing for membership, and thereafter on or before each succeed- 
ing Reninon, excei)t in case membership is held in a Division or 
District .\ssociation, as hereinafter provided, in which case the Ex- 
(M/utive Connnittee shall tix the rate per capita to be assessed each 
year, such assessment not to exceed tifty cents per cajuta. 

AHTICLK VI. 

Sk» . 1. Union ex-prisoners of war, resident of any county or 
Senatorial district of the Statt', may organize Division or District 
Associations, auxiliary to the Ohio Association of Uni(m Kx-Pris- 
oners of War, provi<led sucli organizations conform to the s])irit of 
this Constitution. 

Skc 2. Cpon the organization of a.Division or District Associa- 
tion the Secretary of sueli .\ssoriation shall forward to the Record- 
ing Secretary of this .\ssociation a register of the members con- 
foiiuing to Article V., Section 1, and a cop}" of the (I'onstitutiim and 



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lii^t of the ofHeers of the organizin.Li; xVssociatiou, which shall he 
referred to th(! Executive' Coiiiinittei for a})proval, which ap])i-oval 
shall entitle the nieinl)ers of such Association to full ineinlx'fshi]^) 
in the Ohio Association. 

ARTICLE VII. 

Sk( . 1. Any inenil»er of the Association, wlu'ther memhership 
l)e held thi'ouiih a District or auxiliary Association, or through 
direct ailmission to inemhershii), may ljeexi»elled for conduct unhe- 
roniinu' a gentleman; or for misrepresenting his iiualitication for 
memhership hy falsely registering; or if the charge of desertion 
he standing against him ; or if he sliall have taken the oath of alle- 
giance to the Southern Confederacy. 

Skc. 2. In case cliarg(!S are made against a memher, the same 
shall he put in Avriting, and the charges and specitications signed 
by the comrade or comrades making them, and the names of the 
witnesses given, with their address. The President sliall then a])- 
poinl a judge advocate, a clerk, and live (5) conn'ades, who shall try 
the charges and report their lindings in the case to the President. 
The I'l-esident shall make his reconnnendations and prese^it the 
same to the Association for contirmation. 

AHTICLE VIII. 

Skc. 1. The Constitution may be amended at any regular busi- 
ness meeting of the Association by a two-thirds vote of the members 
present ; provided, two weeks" notice shall liave been given of the }tro- 
})oseil amendment. 

PY-LAWS. 

r. Meetings of the following character shall be held at each Pe- 
union : For the transaction of business, election of otlicers. etc. ; tV)r 
tbe relation of e.\:periences in rebel prisons by comrades; and a 
mass meeting, to be of a public nature, in the order provided l)y a 
local committee of ai'rangements or tbe Executive Committee, as is 
most expedient. 

II. The liusiness meetings oi' the Association sliall be governed 
by ])arliamentary usau'cs, with the following order of business, as 
far as ](racticablo : 

1. Addr(>ss by the President. 

2. Peading of minutes. 

o. Annual reports of Secretar}' and Ti'easurer. 

4. Appointment of Committees. 

•"). I'resentation of resolutions, memorials, etc 

(). Miscellaneous business. 

7. Reports from Committees. 

5. Xonnnalion and election of officers. 



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III. It shall be the duty of every nieiuber to uttemlthe various 
meetings of the Association, as far as practicable, and when appointed 
upon a committee to perform tlie duties involved, or signify their 

inability to do so. 

IV. These By-Laws may be amended or suspended at any regu- 
lar meeting by a two-thirds vote. 



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OHIO ASSOCIATION 

UNION EX-PRISONERS OP WAR. 



XoTio — In uiviii.i;' ai'iii of sci'vicc, I niaiitry will In' mnlci'slooil wiicii ( av alr\ m- A li illcrv 
is not named, ami (he adili-css is always ( )lii() w lien no dllicr State is nienti il. 

Aman, (/harles, Plain CMty ; H, 45th Ohio. C'aptured Octoher 20, 1863; 

paroled March 1, 1805. Libby, Belle Isle, Andersonville and Florence. 
Allen, Frank L., Dayton ; C, 34th Ohio. (Japtured January 11, 1<S65; paroled 

i'^ebruary 14, 1865. Libby. 
Archembault, C. Akron; E, 12th U. S. Oaptured August lit, 1S()4, paroled 

March 3, 1865. Libby, Belle Isle, Salisbury and IMillen. 
Airhart, W. A., Beach City ; F, 10th W. Virginia (Javalry. Captured July 10, 

1864; paroled January 1, 1865. Andersonville, Florence and Macon. 
.Mlhanch, David, Hellefontaine ; K, 57th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; 

paroled September 19, 1864. Andersonville. 
Adamson, Isaac, ('ambridge ; H, 15th (Uiio. ('aptured Decenilier 31,1862; 

paroled January 3, 1863. 
Arnold, Samuel, Newcastle; G, 5th Ohio. Captured August, 1S()3; parojod 

March 18, 1864. Libby, Belle Isle, Millen and .Andersonville. 
Allbaugh, Abraham, Bellefontaine ; A, 57th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1S64; 

pari)led September 19, 1864. Andersonville. 
Allen, J. A., Kalida ; K, 44th Ohio. Captured September, )8(;2; paroled 

October, 1862. Libby. 

Anderson, Samuel, Zanesville ; K, 122d Oh.io. CJaptured June 15, 1863; pa- 
roled July 25, 1863. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Alspach, W. C, Colum.bus ; P\ 57th (Jhio. Captured April 8, 1862; paroled 
June 22, 1862. Tuscaloosa. 

Anderson, A. C, Pandora; 1). 21st Ohio. Captured December 31, 18(;;{ ; pa- 
roled June, 1S6S. Petersburg, l.yncliburg and Libbv. 

Atmore, 11. W.. Kenton; I'., S7th Ohio. Captured August, 1862; paroled on 
field. 

Ahrend, W., Independence. 

-Vdcock, Henry S., Wells ; N, 90th Ohio. Captured December:], IS(i2; pa- 
roled February 25, 1863. Libby. 

.Vmrine, Alfred, .Marysville; F, 66th Oliio. Captured August 15, 1864; pa 
roled March 20, 1865. Andersonville. 

Allen, W. W., Milledgevilie ; K, 44th Ohio and Srli ( ). V. C. Captured .\ugnst 
17, 1864; escaped. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Arbograst, George W., Hound Head; G. 4th Ohio. Captured May 12, 1864; 
exchanged March 1,1865. Andersonville, Danville, Florence, (Charleston. 



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Adams, A. ,1., Spring,' Valloy ; I, 44th Ohio and Stli O.N'.C'. Oaptnrcd ( tctobcr 

29, 1S()4; paroled February 15, ]8()5. Lihby. 
Anderson. T. .*<., i;ondon. 

Atkinson, Wni. M., Macksburg; B, 77th Ohio, ('aptured April 25, ISIU; pa- 
roled May, 1865. imp Ford. 
Alban, James, Salem; O, 86th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; paroled 

I'^ebruary 24, 1865. Andersonville, Florence, Charleston and T.ibby. 
A they, C. \V., Marietta; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25,1861; paroled 

February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 
Behymer, W. J., Madisonville ; B, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 186:3 ; 

paroled December 6, 1864. Belle Isle, Andersonville and ( Uiarleston. 
Bowman, Hiram C, Thornville; D, 62d Ohio. Captured April 9, 1865; pa- 
roled in the field. 
Boon, I. N., Madisonburg ; B, 9th Ohio. Captured October 2, 18(U : paroled 

F'ebruary 27, b865. Macon, Milieu and Florence. 
Brown, Jno. W., Bethel; A, 33d Ohio. Captured Casville,Ca. ; paroled April 

28, 1865. .Jackson, F^lorence, Andersonville. 
Bates, W. S., Dayton ; G, 67th Iowa, 24th Indiana. Captured November 3, 

1863; paroled December 25, 1863. Alexandria. 
Bower, J. S., Madison; B, 95th Ohio. Captured .Tune 10, 1864; paroled April 

27, 1865. 
Blue, .1. G., Covington ; 1, 3d Ohio. Captured May 3, 1863 ; paroled February, 

1865. Columbus, Libby, Macon, Charleston. 
Bostwick. Nathan, Newark ; 20th Ohio. Captured July 22, 18(54 ; escaped 

December 27, 18(!4. Macon, Charleston, (Jolumbia. 
Brown, Addisoa J., Xenia ; K, 5th Ohio. Captured March 9, I8(i5 ; paroled 

March 29, 1865. Libby. 
Blaine, Geo. E., Lancaster ; A, 17th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 

paroled March 1, 1865. Libby, Macon, Charleston. 
Beach, Edwin C, Columbus ; 18th IJ. S. Inf. Captured December 31, 1862 ; 

exchanged March, 1863. Libby. 
Bending, H. R., Circleville ; I, 61st Ohio. Captured July 2, 1863; paroled 

March 1, 18()5. Charleston, Columbus, Danville, Macon. Libby. 
Bennett, H. B., Jeffersonville ; C, 20th Ohio. Captured July 22. 1864; 

paroled November 10, 1864. Millen, Andersonville, Camp Lawton. 
Burknet, Andrew, Dayton ; E, 23d Ky. Captured May 27, 1864. Atlanta, 

Charleston, Andersonville. 
l>eatty, Jas. S., Kingsbridge ; A, 93d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 

paroled April, 1865; Bichmond, Danville, Andersonville. 
Blake, Jno. B., Red Line; D, 184th (Jhio, A, 19th Indiana, (hiptured August 

6, 1862 ; paroled September 13, 1862. Belle Isle. 
Buckles, C. C, Xenia; D, 8th O. V. C. Captured January 11, 18(i5; paroled 

February 22, 1865. 
Brandenburg, Carls, Anderson, Ind. ; M, 8th (). ^^ C. Captured January 11, 
1865; paroled February 22, 1865. Libby. 



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Bohanii, Dan, irarshinansville ; (i, 5th O. V. C Caplurod August S, IS63. 

Libby and Belle Isle. 
Bragg, David, Columbus; B, 26Lli Ohio. Captured November •'>(), lS(i4; 

paroled April 28, 1865. Andersonville. 
Beverly, F]. J., Hebron ; G, 7(>th Ohio. Captured August 1 J, IvS(v) ; paroled 

September 22, 186;]. Mobile, Atlanta, Libby, Belle Isle. 
Bell, Jno., Avenue P.O.; B, 54th Ohio. Captured July 22,1864; paroled 

September 29, 1864. Macon, Charleston. 
Browning, Wm., Bourneville ; I. 149th Ohio. Captured July 9, 18(i4; paroled 

February 21, 1865. Danville, Libby. 
Bahr, Jacob, Chillicothe ; F, l()6th Ohio. Captured December 7, 1862; paroled 

September 11, 1862. Murfresboro. 
Brumm, Chas., Kenton ; G, 123d Ohio. Captured June 15,1863; paroled 

•luly 7, 1863. Libby, Belle Isle. 
nil)pus, Jno., Kento i ; A, 107th Ohio. Captured July 2, 1863; paroled Jan- 
uary, 1864. Belle Isle, Andersonville, Millen, Libby. 
Burnes, Jas., Columbus; C, 95th Ohio. Captured June 10,1864; paroled 

November 25, 1864. Andersonville, Millen. 
Benesderfer, S. P., Berwick ; I, 101st Ohio. Captured September 20,1863; 

paroled December 10, 1864. Richuiond. Danville, Andersonville. 
Bostwick, J. H. D., Selma; B, 10th O. V. C. Captured September 26, 1864 ; 

paroled March 6, 1865. Andersonville, Lawton. 
Barnes, Wm., Nelsonville; A, 63d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; paroled 

April 24, 1865. Andersonville. 
Baird, Jno. W., Sugar Grove; G, 90th Ohio. Captured December 31, 1862; 

paroled INIarch. Libby. 
Bostweek, N., Newark; Lieut. Col. 20th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; 

escaped December 1, 1864. ^lacon, C'harleston, Columbia. 
Blain, J. H., Mt. Sterling; A, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863; paroled 

March 20, 1864. Belle Isle. 
Barrett, D. M., Ilillsboro ; I, S9th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 

paroled March 14. 1865. Libby, Macon, Charleston, Columbia. 
Bodin, W. H., Xenia ; H, 21st Wis. Inf. Captured December 29, 1862 ; paroled 

April 1, 1863. Libby. 
Bates, N. D., Dayton ; G, 67th Indiana. Captured November 3, 186.3 ; paroled 

December 25, 1863. Alexandria. 
Bollinger, G. W., St. Paris; A, 2d Ohio. Captured September 19,1863; 

paroled February 27, 1865. Andersonville. 
Baker, Peter, Springfield ; B, 66th Ohio. Captured June 9,1862; paroled 

September 15, 1862. Lynchburg, Belle Isle. 
Breakfield, Levi, Washington; K, 8th O. V. C. Captured Kanawha Falls, 

W. \'a. Libby Prison. 
Blair, (i. (i.. West Jefl'erson; K, 95th Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864; paroled 

November 29, 1861, Andersonville, Millen. 
Benham, Peter O., Xenia; K, 74th Ohio. Captured February 22,1865; 
paroled April 16, 1865. Libby. 



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Jiarber, Samuel, Dexter City; K, 122(1 Ohio, (/aptured .Inly '\ ISW; paroled 

March 28, 1865. Danville. 
Bowers, J. W., .Alarietta ; D, 77th Ohio. Captiii-ed April 2.5,1864; paroled 

Fol)ruary 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

lUirris, Reuben, Vincent ; H, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; paroled 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Beach, A. P., Pleasant Bend ; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864 ; paroled 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Brown, .1. P., Cay wood 

Barnes, W. H., Schultz; I>, 77tli Ohio. Captured A[)ril 25,1864; paroled 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Brown, . I. Howell, Marietta; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. t'amp Ford. 

liower, Jacob, Vincent ; F, I4th U.S.I. Captured June 4,1864; paroled 
Noveinbei- 25, 1864. Richmond, Libl)y, Andersonville and Savannah. 

Brown. .1. ,1., Rising Sun ; Navy, U. S. S. Ozark. Captured Oi;tober 16, 1864; 
paroled April, 1865. Meridian and Cahaba. 

r.ol(;h, Joiin, Lowell; \, 36th Ohio. Captured July 23, 1864. Libby. 

Casteel, (Jeo. W . ; (i, 15th \V. Va. 1. Captured June ID, 1864 ; paroled Novem- 
ber 18, 1864. Andersonville and Millen. 

("oclirati, Capt. A. M.; K,48th Ohio. Captured April 8, 1864 ; paroknl October 
26, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Chambers, John 11., Dayton; K, !)3d (Jhio. Captured September 19, 1863; 
exchanged December 6, 1865. Danville, Andersonville, Florence. 

Corbly, Aaron 1., Amelia; A, 34tli Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864; exchanged 
February 14, 1865. Libby. 

Case, Isaiah. B., Otsego; 1^", 78th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; exchanged 
^larch 1, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Cowgill, Stephen 1'., Dayloii ; D. 7!)th Ohio, (hiptured February 24,1864. 
I >anville and Libby. 

Campbell. II. 11., Dayton ; 1 iospital Steward, 82d Indiana. Captured Sep- 
tember 20, 1863; e\(;hanged May, 1864. Libby. 

Courtier, 11. I'., Newark; A, 12th U.S. Captured July 2, 1863 ; excbange<l 
.March 2, 18()5. lU'lle Isle, Andersonville, Florence, Salisbury. 

Collins, W. S, Dayton ; B, 34th Ohio. (Uiptured January 11,1865; ex- 
(ihanged January 13, 1865. 

Chapman. Warren, Chilli(;othe : i>, 26tli Ohio. Captured September IH, 1863; 
exchanged Maich 15, 1865. Andersonville, Danville, Libby. 

Cottle, Jacob, Franklin; F, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864; ex(dianged 
De(HMnl)er 10, 1864. .\ndei'Sonvil!e, Florence and Charleston. 

Cantwell, R., Covington ; K, 1st Mass. Inf. Captured July 3, 18(52. Libby 
and Belle Isle. 

Creighton, 11. J., Springli(4d ; A, 13th Ohio. (Captured May 27, 1864 ; ex- 
changed Mandi 25, 1865. Andersonville, Wilmington, Columbia. 

Crouch, John, Rochester; (4, 70th Ohio. Caj)tured INIay 5, 1862; exchanged 
May 18, 1862. Libby. 



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Curlheucr, Ira, Dayton; G, 75th Oliio. Captured July 2, 1S63; cxclianged 
November 10, 1863. Belle Isle. 

Crawford, Dr. G. B., Luinberton ; U. S. N. Captured June 24, 1864 ; ex- 
changed September, 1864. 

Cummins, D. N , Springfield ; A, 2d Ohio. (Japtured June, 1862 ; exchanged 
September, 1862. Castle Thunder, Belle Isle and Milieu. 

Chambers, Henry, Indianapolis, Ind.: B, 24th Wis. Inf. Captured January 
1, 1863. Libby. 

Creamer, A. B., Mechanicsburg ; C, UOth Ohio. Caputured September 20, 
1863; exchanged November 20, 18<)4. Richmond, Andersonville. 

Cunningham, Michael, Columbus; D, I26ih N. Y. Inf. Captured Reams 
Sta., Va. ; exchanged INFarch 1, 1865 Salisbury, Libby and Belle Isle. 

Cook, Sam. U., Columbus; D, 9th O. V. C. Captured September 1,1864; 
exchanged December, 1864. Macon, Milieu and Andersonville. 

Crawford, \Vm., Chillicothe ; G, yth W. Va. Inf. Captured May 13, 18()4; ex- 
changed November 26, 1864 Andersonville. 

Curtis, D. C, Galena; U. S. Navy. Capture!! November 5, 1864; escaped 
on the field. 

Cook, S. H., Hepburn; I), 72d Ohio. Capture 1 June II. 1864; exchanged 
February 28, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Crawford, G. W., Kenton ; 12th Ohio Indpt. Art. Captured July 5,1862; 
exchanged July 30, 1862. On the field. 

Campbell, J. C, Kenton; K, 1st Md. Cav. Captured Janunry 4, 1862; ex- 
changed February 22, 1862. Libby. 

Cunningham, 1)., Kenton; E. 42d N. Y. V. 1. Captured October 21, 18(il ; 
exchanged March, 1862. ('harleston. 

Cline, H. M., Belle Center; B, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, i8(i3 ; ex- 
changed May, 1865. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Couples, Robert, Patterson; C, 82d Ohio. Captured March, 1862; exchanged 
March, 1863. Castle Thunder. 

Christopher, W. N.. West Newton; G, 5()tli Ohio. Captured July 28, 1865. 
Andersonville. 

Collins, Thos., Logan ; H, 75lh Ohio. Captured January 26, 1864 ; exchanged 
April 28, 1865. Andersonville. 

(Carpenter, Thos., New Albany ; F, 18th U. S. Infantry. Captured Septem- 
ber 20, 1863; exchanged November 10,1864. Danville and Andersonville. 

Cook, Major Jas F., Washington ; HOth Ohio. Captured December 30, 1862 ; 
exchanged May 1, 1863. Atlanta and Libby. 

Carman, I. II., Washington; A, 48th Ohio. (.Captured April 7. 18()4; ex- 
change<i October 23, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Cutter, L. J., Marietta; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; exchanged 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Crossly, Wm. J., Springborough ; G, 34th Ohio. (lai)! ured January 11, 18()5 ; 
exchanged February 10, 1865. Libby. 

Collins, J. 0-, Nenia; D. 74th Ohio. Captured December 31, 1862; recap- 
tured January 5, 1863. 



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ClieHtiuit, D., Columbus; B, 26t.h Ohio. Captured September 19, lcS(i8; ex- 

chanjied February 28, 1865. Andersonville. 
Cruin, W. A., Marietta; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 18(U ; exchanged 

February 25, 18B5. Camp Ford. 

Cline, Peter, Marietta ; L, 1st Ohio Cav. ('aptured Novem))er I, 1862 ; ex- 
changed November, 18(52. 

Cochran, A., Grandview ; E, IKith Ohio. Captured June 8, 18()4; escaped 
April, 18(i5. Andersonville. 

C'hoguill, Geo. B., Marietta; F, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Cherry, Henry, [Marietta; B, 77th Ohio. Captured .\pril 25, 1864; ex- 
(dianged February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Casteel, G. W., Williamston ; G, 15th Infantry. 

Dean, Wm., Greenville; H, 115th Oliio. Captured December, 18(54; ex- 
changed April, 1865. Cahaba and Meridian. 

Davis, J. J., Tallmadge; C, 115 Ohio. Captured December 4, 4864; ex- 
changed March 31, 1865. Andersonville. 

Durst, Gabriel, Dayton; B, 12th Ohio. Captured yeptember 20, 1S6;> ; ex- 
changed December, 18(54. Danville and Florence. 

Doih Hirman, Osnabarg; 1, ]!)th Ohio. Captured September 20, iS(5;] ; ex- 
changed November 20, 1864. Libby, Danville and Andersonville. 

Deaner, Fred, Dayton; H. 1st Pa. Infantry. Captured August 10, 1863; 
exchanged March 12, 1865. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Dwyer, A., Hamilton; D. 35th Ind. Infantry. Cai)tured .lune 13, I8(i2; ex- 
changed (Jctober, 18(52. Macon. 

Douglas, Josi,ih, Meehanicsburgh ; E, 95th Ohio, Captureil at Guntown, 
Miss. Andersonville. 

Davidson, .1. H., Xenia ; D, 12th Ohio. Captured August 27, 18(58; ex- 
changed November 12, 18(53. Belle Isle. 

Doughty, Geo. W., Dayton; F, 89th Ohio. Captured [March 18, 1865; ex- 
changed April 8, 18(55. Raleigh and Libby. 

DeVillis, Geo., Newark ; L, 16th 111. Cavalry. Captured .January 3, 18(54 
exchanged March 3, 18(55. Belle Isle, Andersonville and Florence. 

Durl'ey, Chas. H., Columbus; G, 45th (jhio. Captured October 20, 18(53 
exchanged December 27, 1864. Belle Isle, Libby and Andersonville. 

Dancer,!). S., Adario; D, 2d Ohio V. Cavalry. Captured June 20, 18(54 
exchanged April 28, 1864. Libby, Andersonville and Savannah. 

Darst, Simon, New Philadelphia; C. 80th Ohio. Captured November 23, 
1863; exchanged 1864. Belle Isle, Antlersonville and Florence. 

Donaldson, O., Delaware; (4, 19th Iowa. Captured September 29, 18(53; ex- 
changed July 22, 18(54. Camp Ford. 

Donahue, I). D., Columbus; 11, 100th Ohio. Captured November .30, 1864; 
('X(;hanged April 29, 1865. Andersonville and Meridian. 

Doyle, Thos., Columbus; (i, 18th U. S. Infantry. Captured Septend.)er 20, 
18(53; escaped. Andersonville and i)anviUe, 



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Davis, Oeorye W., Colmnbiis; II, 40th Oliio. Captured SeptcMiihor 22, 1803; 
exchanged May I, 1S(54. Uoyster. 

DoButts, K. 10., (jolumbus ; 3d Ohio. Captured May 3, 1S03; exchanged 

18t53. Belie Isle. 
Devine, .1. J., Columbus ; 1, 12th Iowa Infantry. Captured July 15, 1861; 

exciianged 1865. Cahaba. 
Dungan, Irwin, Jaclison ; C, l!)th Iowa. Captured September 29, 1863; 

e.xchanged July 24, 1864. Camp Ford. 
Desling, J. B., Kenton ; F, 1st Ohio Artillery. C'aptured September, 1862 ; 

exchanged February, 1863. 
Doren, Simon, Washington C. H.; A, 1st Ohio. Captured August 22, 1862. 

Libby and Belle Isle. 
Dorman, 10. V., Washington C. H.; 26th Oliio. Captured Septendjer 20, 

1863 ; exchanged November 18, 1863. Libby. 
Draise, J. H., Bloomingburgh ; C, 137th Illinois. Captured August 8, I8(i4 ; 

exchanged April 13, 1865. Cahaba. 
Demoies, H. C., Washington C. H. ; A, 1st Ohio Cavalry. Captured August 

22, 1862 ; exchanged October. Libby and Belle Isle. 
Dennis, John W., Cow Run ; E, 92d Ohio. Captured March 11, 1865; ex- 
changed March 23, 1865. Libby. 

Dille, William, Plainvilie ; B, 53rd Ohio. Captured March 23, 1862 ; paroled 
October 21, 1862. Andersonville and Libby. 

Day, W. A., Wingett Run; C, 77th Ohio. Captuied April 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Donaldson, S. J., Caldwell. 

Dunn, John S.. Dexter City. 

Dalzell, James, Little flocking; G, 92nd Ohio. Captured March 3,1863; 
exchanged June, 1863. Libby. 

Karle, James S., New Hampshire; B, 45th Ohio. Captured November 18, 
1863 ; exchanged May 4, 1864. Alexandria Cross Roads. 

Emel, David, Troy; H, 45th Ohio. Captured November 20, 1863; ex- 
changed December 20, 1864. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Eagle P. W., Miamisburgh; D, 4th Ohio Cavalry. Captured May, 1861; 
exchanged March, 1863. Macon and Savannah. 

Esker, F. J., Chillicothe ; C, 73rd Ohio. Captured April 26, 1862; ex- 
changed September, 1862. Belle Isle, Lynchburg and Libby. 

England, H., Chillicothe; C, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863 
paroled September 30^ 1863. 

Edmiston, S., Bourneville ; H, 89th ( )hio. Captured November 23, 1863 
escaped February 15, 1865. Libby and INIacon 

Eckles, W. P., Fort AVayne ; G, 14th Ohio. Captured February 29, 1864 
exchanged May, 1864. Libby. 

Kvans, E. R., Newark; A, 95th Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864; exchanged 
April 27, 1865. Andersonville and Millen. 

Ervin, David, Bowersville ; I, 31st Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
exchanged November 20, 1864. Atlanta, Millen and Andersonville. 



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Kavly, 11. 11., Xenia; 11, 94th Ohio. CayUinMl September, l>S62; paroled 

on the tield. 
Emerich, H. E., Columbus; F, 17Sth Ohio. Captured December 14,1864; 

exchanged April 28, 1864. Meridian and Andersonville. 
Fairchild, Thomas C, Dayton ; F, 2nd Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863 ; 

e.\'changed March 5, 1865. Danville, Andersonville and Charleston. 
Frazier, A. J., Dayton. Captured March 4, 1864; exchanged November 24, 

1864. ('ahaba, Andersonville and jNIillen. 

Fillmore, Conrad, Kenton; CI, 12;)d Ohio. Captured .lune lo, 1R63; ex- 
changed July 15, 1863. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Faulkner, (!harles, Dayton; B, 66th Ohio. Captured July 9, 1862; ex- 
chinged September 13, 1862. Lynchburg, Belle Isle and Charleston. 

Farry, 11., Newark; C, 135th Ohio. Captured July 3, 1864; exchanged 
December, 1864. Andersonville, Charleston and Florence. 

Foltz, E. B., Fremont; M, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured October 2, 1864; 
exchanged February 17, 1865. Libby. 

Flinn, Albert A., Columbus; F, 135th Ohio. Captured July 3, 1864; ex- 
changed April 28, 1865. Andersonville. 

Furrow, A. J., Piqua; A, 110th Ohio. Captured May 6, 1863; exchanged 
December 6, 1863. Andersonville, Danville and Florence. 

Fessenden, Charles, Morning Sun; D, 47th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1863; 
exchanged September, 1863. Andersonville. 

Fletcher, C. B., Covington ; I, 61st Ohio. Captured May 2, 1863 ; exchanged 
August 12, 1863. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Foye, W. H., Zanesville ; E, 3d Ohio. Captured May 8, 1863: exchanged 
:\lay 30, 1S63. Libby. 

Francis, W. F>., Columbus ; D, 75th Ohio. C!aptured August 11,1864: ex- 
changed December 28, 1864. Andersonville, Florence and Charleston. 

Finstermacher, Andreas, Danville, N. Y. ; B, I3th New York. Captured 
December, 1862; exchanged February, 1863. Fredericksburg. 

Freeman, Thomas, Chillicothe ; B, 18th U. S. Captured September 19, 
1863 ; exchanged October 13, 1864. Andersonville and Salisbury. 

Fitzworth, R. L., Mt. Victory; C. U. S. I. Captured December 31, 1862; 
exchanged March, 1863. I'emberton. 

Fitzpatrick, G. W., Silver (Jreek; I, 45th Ohio. Captured October, 1864; 
exchanged December, 1864. Millen. 

Forbes, H. T., Columbus; F, 19th Kentucky. Capture<l April S, 1864; ex- 
changed October 23, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Fissel, J. A., Darbyville,; C, 20th Ohio. Captured July 22, 18(;4 ; exchanged 
February 27, 1865. Florence, Andersonville and Savannah. 

Kisher, Shepler, Harper ; I, 45th Ohio. Captured September 6, 1863 ; ex- 
changed December 1, 1864. Belle Isle, Andersonville and Florence. 

Fulton, II. S., Dayton; G, 11th Pennsylvania. Captured June 27, 1862; 
exchanged August 5, 1862. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Fry, C. J., Dunkirk ; C, 82d Ohio. Captured Fayetteville ; exchanged May, 

1865. Danville and Libby. 



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||*ornauf, Adam, Columbus; D, 37th Ohio. Captured Jul}' 22, 1864; escaped 
Septembei- 4, 1<SG4. Andersonville. 

Fountain, Simeon II., Washington C. H.; E, 122d Ohio, ('aptured July 9 
1864; exchanged September 3, 1864. Danville. 

Flago, T. B., Springfield; B, 32d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; exchanged 
September 21, 1864. Andersonville. 

Frazier, Joseph, Xenia ; Teamster 16th Illinois. Captured January 3, 1863 ; 
exchanged April 15, 1864. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Fulton, N. H., Xenia; D, 11th Ohio. (iaptured April 14, 1863; exchanged 
June 1, 1863. Libby. 

French, Wesley, Marietta ; B, 77th Ohio. (!aptured April 25, 1S64 ; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. ('amp Ford. 

Garhart, W. K., Columbus; II, oOth Ohio. Captured on march through 
Georgia; paroled on the field. 

Goodin, D. E., Kenton; B, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863; ex- 
changed May 10, 1864. Belle Isle, Libby and Goldsboro. 

Graf, Charles, Dayton ; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; exchanged 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Gwinn, Zale, Van Wert; A, 47th Ohio. Captured September, 1862; paroled 
on the field September, 1862. 

Gillespie, (lapt. J. W. A., Middletown ; G. 78th Ohio. Captured July 22, 
1864; exchanged September 28, 1864. Macon and Charleston. 

Gano, Samuel, Xenia; K, 1st Ohio Art. Captured February 11, 1865; ex- 
changed M.irch 15, 1865. Libby. 

Garver, L. C, Ansonia; K, 34th Ohio. Captured July 18, 1863; exchanged 
March 22, 1864. Libby, Smithville, Lynchburg and Belle Isle. 

(xregory, Aaron H., South Salem ; A, 18th Ohio. Captured September 20, 
1863 ; exchanged May 1, 1864. Libby, Pemberton and Danville. 

Galloway, amuel, Tippecanoe City ; F, 16th U. S. C. T. Captured Septem- 
ber 30, 1862 ; exchanged February 3, 1863. Libby. 

Gwinn, Thomas, New Paris; D, 47th Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; ex- 
changed September, 1864. Andersonville. 

Geddy, James, Springfield ; F, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 
1865; exchanged February 13, 1865. Libby. 

(iale, Sylvester W., Columbus; A, y5th Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864; ex- 
changed April 27, 1865. Mobile, Andersonville and Macon. 

Green, Samuel, New Lexington, H, 5th U. S. C. T. Captured September 
29, 1864; exchanged March 5, 1865. Libby. 

Gibbons, William, Columbus; H, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured September 3, 
1864; exchanged March 3, 1865. Libby, Danville and Belle Isle. 

Groce, M. G., Columbus; F, 90th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; ex- 
changed October, 1863. Crawfish Springs. 

(iarber, Daniel, Independence; E, 102d Ohio. Captured September 24, 
1864; exchanged March 16, 1865. Cahaba. 

Green, W. il., Kenton; I, 57 Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; exchanged 
October 9, 1864. Andersonville. 



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Gosline, F. W., Columbus; C, 115th Ohio. Captured December 5, 1864; 
recaptured by Union gun boats at ('ahaba May, 1865. Andersonville. 

Gilbert, A. J., Mansfield ; B, 128d Ohio. Captured June 3, 1863 ; exchanged 
August, 1863. Belle Isle. 

Gregg, George W., Kingston; C, 122d Ohio. Captured June 15, 1863; ex- 
changed January 8, 1864. Libby, Danville and Florence. 

Graham, James A., Cedarville ; A, 144th Ohio. Captured October 13, 1863; 
exchanged May, 1864. Camp Ford and others. 

Garreston, W. M., Chillicothe ; E, 93d Indiana. Captured June 11, 1864; 
exchanged November 20, 1864. Andersonville, Mobile and Millen. 

Getz, Peter, Washington C. H. ; A, 1st Ohio Cavalry. Captured March, 1865 ; 
escaped March, 1865. 

Gouser, A. B., Millersburg; F, IMth Ohio. 

Genia, J. D., Xenia; H, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 1865; ex- 
changed February 20, 1865. Libby. 

Gatch, J. L., Milford ; C, 2d Ohio. Captured Septemljer 20, 1863; exchanged 
March 1, 1865. Belle Isle, Pemberton and Andersonville. 

Galloway, Richard, Xenia; D, 74th Ohio. Captured Decembers, 1S62; ex- 
changed January 4, 1863. Confined on the field. 

(Tlenn, Lieut. Col. W. H.,- Hillsboro ; 89th Ohio. Captured Septeinber 20, 
1863; exchanged August, 1864. Libby, Macon and Charleston. 

Gabriel, A. L., Athens; I, 7th Ohio Cavalry. Captured September 28, 1863; 
exchanged December 20, 1864. Libby, Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Goldsmith, J. C, Marietta ; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 30, 1864; exchanged 
February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Gage, W. M., Forrest; G, 93d Indiana. Captured June 12, 1864; exchanged 
February 28, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Gregen, Edward, Kenton ; G, 4th Ohio. Captured July 2, 1863; exchanged 
March 22, 1865. Belle Isle, Andersonville, INIillen and Savannah. 

Henson, J. I., Westerville ; C, 46th Ohio. Captured February 2, 1863; ex- 
changed April 5, 1863. Jackson. 

Haskell, Charles E., Van Wert; K, 7th Ohio. Captured October 11, 1861; 
exchanged July, 1862. Libby and New Orleans. 

Hare, Thomas W., Lindale ; A, 5th Ohio, ('aptured November 29, 1864; ex- 
changed November 29, 1865. Libby, Macon and Charleston. 

Hosier, W. II., Dayton; F. 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; ex- 
changed October 3, 1864. Danville, Florence, .\ndersonville, Pemberton. 

Heimer, John, Dayton ; C, 5th Indiana Cavalry. Captured September 20 
1863; exchanged April 28, 1865. Uelle Isle, Andersonville and Libby. 

Harvey, James, Adamsville ; 1 lOth Ohio. CJaplured June 15, 1863 ; exchanged 
October, 1863. Libby. 

Ilawes, L. R., Sandusky; (i, 39th Wisconsin. tJaptured August 25, 1864; 
exchanged INIarch 21, 18(55. Cahaba. 

Hudson, George, Cincinnati : scout under (ieneral Butler. Ca[)tured Wil- 
mington, N. C. Castle Thunder. 



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Hoffman, O. p., Ruckana; B, 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, L86;> ; ex- 
changed May 7, 1864. Pemberton and Danville. 

Harper, I. A., Linden; A, 1st Ohio Cavalry. Captured December 14, 1863. 
Pemberton, Belle Isle and Savannah. 

Hurd,Jas., Kenton; A, 188d Ohio. Captured November 29, 1864; exchanged 
June, 1865. Andersonville. 

Hadden, Geo. C, Upper Sandusky; E, 2d New Jersey Cavalry. Captured 
July 7, 1864; exchanged August 4, 1864. Jackson. 

Halbert, Jno., (lalion; F. 2d Mo. Captured October 18,1863; exchanged 
March 7, 1864. Belle Isle. 

Hanna, H. H., Dayton; G, 9th Indiana. Captured Septemoer 25, 1864; ex- 
changed March 17, 1865. Cahaba. 

Howell, Jno. W., Dayton; F, 46th Indiana. Captured April 9,1864; ex- 
changed December 6, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Harris, J. T., Columbus; A, 7th Pa. Reserves, ('aptured May 6, 1863; ex- 
changed February 28, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. « 

Harris, G. II., Bucyrus; B, 61st Ohio. Captured July 2, 1863 ; exchanged 
November 10, 1863. Belle Isle. 

Hill, J. H., Wooster ; K, 16th Ohio. Captured DeceniDor 29, 1862; exchanged 
^March, 1863. Black Jack. 

HefHebower, W. 11., Findlay ; I and F, 15th and ]2o(l Ohio. Captured June 
15, 1863 ; exchanged July 20, 1863. Belle Isle. 

Hutchison, P., Milton Center; I, 21st Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
paroled October 2, 1863. On the field. 

Hopkins, F. M., Danville; F, 34th Ohio. Captured January 11, 1865 ; ex- 
changed March, 1865. Pemberton. 

Howell, Chas. E., Dayton; A, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864 ; ex- 
changed April 10, 1865. Andersonville, Millen and Savannah. 

Hilldore, Theo. D., Hockingport ; E, 1st W. Va. Cavalry. Captured April 
26, 1864; paroled March 4, 1865. Andersonville. 

Hallway, J. W., Columbus; G, 113th Ohio. Captured November 30, 1864 ; 
exchanged March, 1865. Florence. 

Hamilton, James, Millersport ; I, 126th Ohio. Captured June 14, 1863; ex- 
changed July 15, 1863. Belle Isle. 

Hemmingsway, H. S. ; C, 2d N. Y. Captured September 22, 1863 ; exchanged 
^March 21, 1864. Richmond, Libby, Belle Isle and Pemberton. 

Hager, Dan., Gohanna ; D, 2d Bat. 18th U. S. Captured September 20,1863 ; 
exchanged May, 1865. Richmond. Danville and Andersonville. 

Hall, Thos. P., Columbus; D, 113th Ills. Captured June 11, 1864; exchanged 
April 12, 1865. Andersonville. 

Hopkins, II. W., Columbus; L, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 
1865 ; exchanged August 5, 1865. Libby. 

Hancelinger, Conrad, Murdock; B, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864; 
exchanged March 30, 1865. Andersonville, Florence and Charleston. 

Hunsinger, Phil. J., Chillicothe ; F, 106th Ohio. Captured December 7, 1862 ; 
exchanged December 11, 1862. Murfresboro. 



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Hanks, Ephriam, ('liillicothe ; B, 26th Ohio. Captured August 18, 1861 ; ex- 
changed June 1, 1861'. Libby, Tuscaloosa and Salisbury. 

llerrell, G. W., Greenville; K, 1st Ohio. Captured September 19, 1863; ex- 
changed February 19, 1864. Atlanta. 

Hampton, Geo., Williamsport ; K, 90th Ohio. Captured December 31, 1862; 
exchanged 1863. Libby. 

Harrison, C. E., Iligginsport ; C, 89th (Jhio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
escaped March 20, 1865. Libby and Macon. 

Hyde, John, Columbus. 

Harman, G. A., Lancaster; H, 85th Ind. Captured March 5,1863. Libby. 

Hayes, Thos. E., Granville; B, 135th Ohio. Captured July 3, 1864. 

Humphries, M. J., Coalton ; 1st Ohio. (Japtured May 4, 1863 ; exchanged 
July 7, 1863. A idersonville. 

Hayes, E. F., Warsaw ; K, 32d Ohio. Captured June '.), 1862 ; September 10, 
1862. Lynchburg and Belle Isle. 

1 hill, J. H., Monterey ; G, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863 ; escaped. 
Belle Isle, Libby, Danville, Andersonville, Florence and Salisbury. 

Hanes, J. T., Martin's Ferry; G, 15th Ohio. Captured September 20,1863; 
exchanged November 20, 1864. Andersonville, Richmond and Danville. 

Hall, J. N., Jacksonville; E, 103d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; ex- 
changed at close of war. Andersonville, Danville and Richmond. 

Hutchinson, Craig, Louisville; C, 135th Ohio. Captured July 3, 1864; ex- 
changed March I, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Herring, William, St. John ; C, U. S. C. T. Captured June 14,1864; ex- 
changed March 1, 1865. Cahaba, Millen and Florence. 

Herndon, Jas. AV., Carey ; F, 101st Ohio. Captured September 19, 1863 ; ex- 
changed May 25, 1864. Belle Isle, Libby and Danville. 

Hanley, Dan.. Ada ; K, 3d Ohio Cavalry. Captured September 20, 1863 ; ex- 
changed F. bruary 25, 1865. Richmond, Danville and Andersonville. 

Hoeu, Sillman, Cedar Hill ; H, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864 ; escaped 
February 22, 18«>5. Wilmington. 

Hatfield, A. A., Mt. Sterling ; A, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863 ; ex- 
changed April 18, 1864. Belle Isle. 

liinkson, S. M., Washington C. LI ; B, 48th Ohio. Captured April 9, 1861; 
exchanged October 24, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Henry, Thos., Charleston ; E, 1st Ohio Cavalry. Captured August 14, 1864 ; 
exchanged March, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

llawes, L R., Sandusky ; G, 3!)th Wis. Captured August 2i, 1864 ; exchanged 
April 21, 1865. Cahaba and Meridian. 

Harris, Samuel, Xenia; D, 154th Ohio. Captured August 4, 1864; exchanged 
December 15, 1864. Libby, Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Harris, G. W., Bucyrus; B,61st Ohio. Captured July 1, 1863 ; exchanged 
December 30, 1863. Belle Isle and Libby. 

Happing, David R., Xenia; 110th Ohio. Captured June 14, 1863. lielle 
Isle. 



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Hamilton, Wm., Yellow Springs; D, Sth Ohio Cavalry. Captured Januar\^ 
11, 1865; exchanged February 14, 1865. Libby. 

Hood, B. M., Prospect ; E, 66th Ohio. Captured June 9, 1862; exchanged 
September 13, 1862. Lynchburg and Belle Isle. 

Hecker, Wm., Chester Hill; F, 36th Ohio. Captured July 24, 1864; ex- 
changed February 27, 1865. Richmond and Danville. 

Ilinton, W. B., Watertown ; F, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Henry, Samuel J., Stockport ; F, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Houston, Robert E., Bloomfield; A, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863; 
exchanged March 20, 1864. Belle Isle. 

Hiff, I. F., Dayton; A, 62d Ohio. Captureil .July 18, 1863; exchanged 
August, 1863. Charleston. 

Irvin, B. W., Cedarville ; D, 12th Ohio. Exchanged April 13, 1865. Ander- 
sonville, Millen and Savannah. 

Hiff, T. v., Cedarville; D, 8th O. V. C. Captured January li. 1865; ex- 
changed February 15, 1865. Libby. 

Ireland, Robt., Van Wert; K, 46th Ohio. Captured April, 1862; exchanged 
May 16, 1862. Columbus. 

Jones, James M., Spencerville ; F, 25th Ohio. Captured August 7, 1863; ex- 
changed June 25, 1864. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Johnson, Isaac, Barnesville; C, 25th Ohio. Captured March 25,1863; ex- 
changed August 1, 1863. Florence. 

Jacobs, L,, Piqua; G, 64th Ohio. Captured June, 1864; exchanged Feb- 
ruary 22, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Jones, D. J., Cincinnati ; D, 1st Kentucky. Captured September 10, 1863 ; 
exchanged February 20, 1864. Libby. 

Jones, John D., Portsmouth ; A, 56th Ohio. Captured -May 5, 1864 ; ex- 
changed Februay 25, 1865. Libby. 

Johnson, F. T., Washington; I, 54th Ohio. Captured .luly 22, 1864; ex- 
changed April 23, 1865. Goldsboro. 

Johnson, Warren L., Maryviile ; C, 33d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863 ; 
exchanged February 26, 1865. Richmond, Florence and Belle Isle. 

.lobe, Thos. B., Yellow Springs ; M, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 
11, 1865. Libby. 

Jones, Thos. J., Centreville ; E, 56th Ohio. Captured .Alay 5, 1864; ex- 
changed May 27, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Johnson, Wm. M., Kenton; (I, 66th Ohio. Captured INIay 3; exchanged 
May 13. iJbby. 

Jennings, Major Jas. T., Ft. Woith, Texas; 45th Ohio. Captured November 
15, 1863; exchanged November 25, 1864. Libby and Savannah. 

Jones, J. H., Columbus ; i), 95th Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864 ; exchanged 
November 25, 1864. Andersonville, Savannah and Millen. 

Jones, J. B., Urbana; A, 66th Ohio. Captured Port IJepublic; exchanged 
September 23, 1862. Libby and Belle Isle. 



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Johnson, C. H., Seldon ; I, 168th Ohio, (-uptured June 13,1864; paroled 
June 14, 1864. On the field. 

James, J. \V., Mackshargh ; H, ll()th Oliio. Captureil June 5, 18()4 ; ex- 
changed November 19, 1864. Andersonville and Libby. 

Keene Jos. R., Dayton ; H, 9th Mo. Captured October 18, 1863; exchanged 
March 7, 1864. Belle Isle and Richmond. 

Karnes, Nicholas, Creola ; B, 18th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1868; ex- 
changed April 1, 1865. Andersonville, Libby and Belle Isle. 

Kellough, Sam. L, Macdonald : A, 82d Ohio. Captured July 3, 1862; ex- 
changed December 16, 1864. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Kellough R. H., Cincinnati ; 16th Conn. Captured April 20, 1864 ; exchanged 
December 3, 1864. Andersonville, Florence and Charleston. 

Krise, C, Tippecanoe City ; E, 44th Ohio. Captured December 17, 1803 ; ex- 
changed INIarch 1, 1865. Andersonville, Belle Isle and Florence. 

Kirkendall, W. H., Circleville ; A, 15th U. 8. Infantry Captured Septem- 
ber 19, 1863; exchanged December 10, 1864. Andersonville. 

Kelly, Henry, Springfield; H, 1st Pa. Reserves. Captured June 20, 1862. 
Libby. 

Keech, C. T., Columbus ; H, 37th New York. Capured June, 1862. Libby 
and Belle Isle. 

Kearns, Wm., South Salem: II, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 186,'); 
exchanged March 27, 1865 Libby and Andersonville. 

Krick, Jacob, Cliillicothe ; F, 106th Ohio. Captured December 7, 1862; ex- 
changed December 12, 18()2. Murfresboro. 

Krohn, (4. W., Pandora; G, 12th Ohio. Captured December 20, 1864; ex- 
changed March 28, 1865. Pemberton. 
King, L., Kenton ; B, 82d Ohio. Captured March 22, 1865; exchanged April, 

1865. Libby. 
Kashner, Ceo. A., CJircIeville ; H, 7th III. Cavalry. Captured September 13, 

1862; exchanged October 4, 1862. Vi(;ksburg. 
Kidd, J. I., Cambridge; B, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; exchanged 

February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 
Kinderdine, Wm. A., Miamisburg; E, 93rd Ohio. Captured December 31, 

1862; exchanged April 6, 1863. Libby, Castle Thunder and Richmond. 
Lecount, W. H., (jincinnati ; L, 4th Ohio Cavalry. Captured July 22, 1861 ; 

exchanged March 1, 1865. Florence and Andersonville. 
Lasure, Morris W., Fairfield; H, 4th Ohio Cavalry. Captured October 

18, 1862; exchanged October 18. 1862. On the field. 
Linder, Ed., Cardingtdn ; U. S. Navy. Captured June, 1S()1 ; exchanged 

October, 1861. Richmond. 
Langan, L. F., Dayton; B, lOtli Ohio ('avalry. Captured .Vugust 19, J8(i4 ; 

exchanged November 20, 1864. Andersonville, Savannah and Millen. 
i^ang, Jas. F., Kenton; F, 63d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864 ; exchanged 

April 28, 1865. Andersonville, Macon and Savannah. 
Jjambert, Paul, Dayto ; I >, .'id (_)hio Cavalry. Captured December 7, 1862; 

exchanged March 12, 1864. Macon, Libby and Florence, 



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Lawrence, W. \'., ChiJlicothe ; M, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 
1865; exchanged February 15, 1865. Libby. 

Lorain, Jeremiah, Soldiers' Home, Steuben, N. Y ; B, 39th New York. 
Captured Port liepublic. Lynchburg and Belle Isle. 

Lambert, J. R., Belle Center; I, 96th Ohio. Captured May 16, 1804; ex- 
changed October 3, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Lewis, G. E., St. Paris; H, 45th Ohio. Captured November 15, 186."; ex- 
changed February, 1865. Libby and Andersonville. 

Linder, Ed., Cardington ; C, I2th Ohio. Captured May 28, 1864; exchanged 
September, 1864. Salisbury. 

Llewellyn, Samuel, Colton ; I, 33d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
exchanged April 29, 1864. Danville. Belle Isle and Pemberton. 

Liberty, Jinks, Adelphi ; I, 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; ex- 
changed February, 1865. Andersonville, Belle Isle and Libby. 

Lewis, Wallace W., West Jefferson ; K, 95th Ohio. Captured June 10, I8(i4 ; 
exchanged April 18, 1865. Macon, Andersonville and INlobile. 

Linkhart, C. W., Xenia; D, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 1865; 
exchanged February 14, 1865. Libby and Pemberton. 

Lord, Henry W., Cedarville; H, 12th Ohio. Captured May 9, 1864; ex- 
changed May, 1864. Andersonville. 

Lund. G. J., Marietta ; 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, ]8()4; paroled April 
25, 1864 

Ladd, Pleasant, Highland; A, 48th Ohio. Captured April 8, 1864; ex- 
changed October 23, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Lafavor, W. E., Athens. 

Lynn, Wm. C. Newark; C, 23d (Jhio. Captured February 3, 1864; ex- 
changed March 1, 1865. Libby, Macon, Charleston and Columbia. 

McCormick, Lieut. Col. A. W., Cincinnati; 77th Ohio. Captured April 8, 
1862; exchanged October 11, 1862. Libby, Macon and Madison. Again 
captured April 25, 1864; paroled February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

McDonald, J. B., Bellefontaine ; 8th Indept. (Japtured August 19, 1864; 

exchanged February 23, 1865. Libby and Danville. 
McKeag, Robert, Cincinnati; L, 4th Ohio Cavalry. Captured February 23, 

1863; paroled February 14, 1863. On the field. 
McBride. John, Holgate ; C, 101st (,)hio. Captured September 20, 1863; 

exchanged April 28, 1K()5. ilillen, Belle Isle and Andersonville. 
Zinsser, George, Mt. Yernon ; A, 2d Ohio Cavalry. Captured June .30, 18G4 ; 

escaped April 22, 1865. Andersonville and ;\lacon. 
:\[cFadden, W., Mt. Yernon ; B, 59th New York. (laptured June 22, 1864; 

escaped November 30, 1864. Columbia, Libby, Macon and Charleston. 
Maurer, Christian, Sydney; G, 9th Ohio Cavalry. C!aptured August 11, 

1864; exchanged December 16, 1864. Andersonville and Charleston. 
Meade, Dan, Dayton; C, 5th Ohio C ivalry. Captured January 16,1865; 

exchanged February 15, 1865. Libby. 
^IcMains, K. S., Columbus; C, 61st Ohio. Captured Goldsborough, N. C- 

Libbv. 



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MarsluiU, .loliii, Dayton; E, 126th Ohio. CapturGcl .1 uly !), 1864 ; exchanged 
February 22, 1865. Danville and Libby. 

McDonald, W. W., Logan; I, rUst Ohio. Captured November 24, 1864; ex- 
changed February 26, 1865. Florence and Columbia. 

Mills, F. P., Dayton ; F, 34th Ohio. Captured January 11, 1865; exehanged 
February 14, 1865. Libby. 

Mantz, Joseph, Middletown ; G, 12th Ohio. Captured January 9, 1862; 
exchanged September !t, 1862. Lynchburg and Belle Isle. 

McMillen, G. W., Kenton ; I, 122d Ohio. Captured May 6, 1864; exchanged 
September 15, 1864. Andersonville. 

Martin, Jerry M., Gettysburg; I, 94th Ohio; Captured September 1, 1862 ; 
paroled September 2, 1862. On the field. 

McBride, Richard, Xenia; D, 21st Ohio. Captured July 81, 1862; ex- 
changed August 31, 1862. HuntsvJlle. 

Martin, I'aul, Clinton; D, ISth Pennsylvania. Captured October 11, 1863; 
exchanged October 29, 1865. Belle Isle, Andersonville and Richmond. 

Messer, S. E., Akron ; H, 16th Michigan. Captured August 22, 1862; ex- 
changed November, 1862. Belle Isle and Libby. 

Martin, D. J., Covington; 110th Ohio. Captured August 16, 1864; ex- 
changed October 19, 1864. Belle Isle, 

Murray, Chas. E., Dayton; I, 93d Ohio. Captured September 13, 1862; 
paroled September 13, 1862. On the field. 

McClure, Samuel, Dayton; II, 4th Ohio ('avalry. Captured Macon, Ga. 
Andersonville. Florence and Richmond 

McClellan, George, Xenia; B, 74th Ohio. Captured December 31, 1862. 
Libby and Castle Thunder 

Miller, AV. F., C lumbus; C, 27th Ohio. Captured March 21, 1865. 

Moorehead, W. T.,Appleton; D, 8th Iowa. Captured April 6, 1862; ex- 
changed June, 1862. Tuscaloosa. 

Madden, W. P., Xenia; I, 44th Ohio. Captured .lune IS, 1864; exchanged 
April 1, 1865. Andersonville. 

Miller, T. W., London; K, 95th Ohio. Captured June 10, 1864; exchanged 
March 2(;, 1865. Andersonville, Millen, Savannah and Black Shear. 

Mclvinney, Wm., Morrow; D, 48th Ohio. Captured April 8, 1864; ex- 
changed October 23, 1864. Camp Ford. 

Moorehead, Joseph, Blufton ; E, 54th Ohio. Capture 1 July 22, 1864. Ander- 
sonville. 

Miller, John W., Columbus; H, 95th Ohio. Captured September 1, 1862 ; 
paroled September 2, 1862. On the field. 

Moore, Franklin, Dayton; H, 124th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
escaped February 27, 1864. Danville, Belle Isle and Smith Building. 

Miller, Moses, Chambersburg; B, 36th Ohio. Captured May 9, 1864; ex- 
changed October 25, 1864. Libby. 

McCarter, John, Arcanum ; G, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864; ex- 
changed April 30, 1865. Andersonville. 



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Miller, W. IT., Circleville; D, 20th Illinois. Captured Septoinher 1, 1S62; 
exchanged Septeinber, ISt)2. Whitestowii. 

Miurad, Peter, i'ayton ; (', Nth Ohio Cavalry. ('ai)tiirod heceniher 10, 
1864 ; exchanj,'ed April 14, \sC,r,. Libby. 

Maynard, Alanson \V.. ( ireciiwicli : 1>. lOlst Ohio. Captured l\Iay 1 1, ls64; 
exchanged March 1, iSfi-'). T'lorence. ]\[aeon and Andersonville. 

Miller, Perry W'.. Elinwood ; K, 12th Battery. ISth l'. S. Infantry. Captured 
September 20. 1S6;3: exchanged ]\Iay S. j,S(J4. Peinberton. 

Minner, Chas*. ('.. Dresden; I, 1 22d Ohio. Captured May G, 1S63: exchanged 
October, 1S6;3. Danville. 

Miller, J. W., New Con(-ord ; I. t2Uth Ohio. Captured :\Iay 0.1x04; ex- 
changed December (), 1S()4. Andersonville and Florence. 

.Millington. .1. W.. ?tlanslield ; P. 120th Ohio. Captured May ;5, 1S04 ; Cani[i 
P'ord. 

jNIarshall. Kd. 1'.., Columbus: 1 1. soth Ohio. Captured November 18,1864; 
exchanged February, iso.j. Florence. 

Mayle, II. P.. Columbus; II. tiOth Ohio. Captured December 31. 1862 
Libby. 

McOarty. \V. \V.. Columbus: F. 7sth Ohio. Captured .Inly 22, JSOo: ex- 
changed I'ebruary 22, 1S05. ;\Iacon. Charleston and Columbia. 

Miller, John F., Portsmouth : F. 110th Ohio. Captured May 0,1864; ex- 
changed November 17. 1864. Florence and Andersonville. 

McCalley, \Vm. C., Jackson Center; P.. 2()th Ohio. Captured July 22. Is64. 
Florence and Andersonville. 

McDonald, (ieo. O.. Cohunbus : P.. ;5d()hio. ('apt ured May 4. lS6o. Pelle 
Isle. 

Mathews, Kd.. Columbus; C. 47th Penn. Captured April 8, 1804 ; exchanged 
July 22. 1864. :\Iansfield. 

McCammon, Win., Chillicotlie : A. 149th Ohio. Captured August lo, 1864; 
exchanged March 10, lS0-">. Lynchburg, Belle Isle and Florence. 

Miller. Sylvester, Richmond Dale; C, OOth Ohio. Captured Septend)er, 1862 ; 
paroled September, 1862. ( )n the held. 

Mouser, Kobt. I., Morral ; L, 3d Ohio Cavalry. Captured July 22, 1864; ex- 
changed Decemb{>r 13. 1864. Andersonville, .Millen, Savannah, Florence. 

McCorraick, F. J., Raysville ; P, 31st Ohio. Captnred November 24. 1864 ; 

exchanged February 2(;. 186.-). I'lorence, Columbia and ^lillen. 
.Miller, T. W.. London ; K. Ooth Ohio. Capt ured .1 une 10.1861; exchanged 

March 25. 1865. Andersonville. Milieu and iUack Shear. 
.Miller, \V. F.. Columbus. 
McCune. A. J.. Columbus; P.. r,;],! Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; exchanged 

September 22, 1864. Andersonville. 



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Mooiliead, John, ('ircleville ; 15, IStli Ohio. Captured ^lay 1,1862; ex- 
chaii<^ed May 17, 1S62. ('olumbus. 

Mattox, II. P... iiatavia; l*>. 89th Ohio. Captured September I'O, 1863; ex- 
(•liaii;4ed December, 18()4. Ilelle Isle. Libby, Danville and Florence. 

I\Ii]s<^rav(!, I'\ A., Kenton ; A, 4r)th Uliio. Captured October 2(1,1863; ex- 
changed October 2(», 1864. lielle Isle. 

Morey, D. J., Crant; 15, S2d Ohio. Captured ^iay 2, 1863; exchanged .June, 
1863. Libby. 

.Mci-'arhm. A.J., West Cairo: K, 12Grh Oliio. Captured May 7, 1864; ex- 
(dianged May, 1865. Lynchburg, Danville. Andei'sonville and Florence. 

.\L-Donald. J. 15., Rellefontaine ; 1st New York S. \'. ('aptured August 19, 
1864; exclianged February 22, 1865. Libby, Savannali and Danville. 

Mitcliell, S. (L, Hound Head ; I, 45th Ohio. Captured Novemiier 15. 1863 ; 
exchanged May 8. 1864. 15elle Isle, I'emberton and Lichmond. 

-Mcth'ys, F. O., Upper Sandusky; 11,35th Indiana. (Captured Septenilx'r 19, 
ISdS ; exchanged November 2. 1865. Danville and .Vndersonville. 

Alorrisson, Joseph M., Silver (^reek ; 11,1 13th Ohio. Captured July 22, ISG4 ; 
exchanged February, 1865. Andersonvillc, Milieu and Savannah. 

Mann, (4eo., Upper Sandusky ; F, Kllst Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
exchanged .Vpril, 1865. Andersonville, Libby and Florence. 

.Morton, A., Kenton ; 15,45th Ohio. Captured November 15, 1863 ; exchanged 
-May 8, 1S64. Libby and T-elle Isle. 

Manning, Jas. W., Kenton; F, 63d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864 ; exchanged 
April 28, 1865. Andersonville, Milieu and Savannah. 

Myers, Jas., Kingston; M, 12th Ohio Cavalry. Captured Deceml)er 19, 1864 ; 
exchanged Alarch 26, 1865. hibby. 

McFwen, Wm. S., Columbus; A, 95th Ohio. Captured August 29, 1862; ((x- 
chauged September 3, 18(;2. llichmond. 

Mitchner, John, Stanton; ]\I, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured September IS, 
1864; exchanged October 12, 1864. Libby, r>elle Isle and I'emberton. 

Mcllold, C., C!hilli(;othe ; C, 8th O.iio. ('aptured April 7, 1862 ; exchanged. 
Libby and r)elle Isle. 

M(!(Traw, Thos., Washington (!. H.;F, 53d Ohio. Captured December 30, 
1862; exchanged May 1, 1863. .Ulanta and Libby. 

.Mathews, I. \V., Wilmington; L., 12th Ohio. Captured July 24,1864; re- 
captured September 19, 1864. Winchester. 

Mason. T. U., Prospect; F5, 6th W. Va. Captured May 8, 1862; exchanged 
November, 1862. IJbby, Salisbury and I'elle Isle. 

Mateer, A., Xenia; KUh Kentucky. Captured December 2, 1863 ; exclianged 
November 20, 18(54. Andersonville, Picbmond and P)elle Isle. 

Me Williams, W. N.,West I5erlin; (i, 45th Oiiio. Captured October 21 , 1863;. 
exchanged Decon^ber II, 1863. P.elle Isle and Columbia. 



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McCammon. Win., Columbus; A, inth Ohio. Captured August i;>. isr;! ; ox- 
changed Apiil •_'(>, IM55. lU'Ue Isk' and Salisbury. 

McBride, Richard, Xeuia ; J), --'Ist < )luo. ( "aptured August ol. ISti-J : paroh'.l 
September 1. 1802. 

.Moore, James, Dayton ; A, 17-"itb Oiiio. C;iptured l>eceml)er .'II , IS(;i ; ex- 
changed March 20, IStio. Cahaba and others. 

McLean, J. AV., Cedarviile ; 1), 44th Ohio. Captured January 11, isnr); ex- 
changed February 22, 1805. Libby. 

Minton, Ira K., Yellow Springs; I', 44th Ohio. 

Mains, R. U., Chester Hill; H, 17tli Ohio. Captured Septend)er 20, I80;; 
exchanged December 13, 1S04. .\n(lersonvill(' and others. 

Miller, Elbridge, Watertown; l".2d \V.\a. Cavalry. Captured May 12, 1S03; 
ex(;hanged March 7, 1804. Libby. 

Miller, John; ll.itr.th Ohio. 

.Merrill, Capt. James W., Uarlow ; I'>, i»2d Ohio. Cnptured September 20, 
ISO.S; paroled Septenil)er 3(t, iSlio. 

McCurdy, Lucius, Fleming ; F, 02d oiiio. Captured .Alarcli 15, IStio; ex- 
changed March 20, 18()5. Libby. 

McCallay, F. L., Middletown, 

Miller, J. (t.. Wilksville. 

Mason, Reuben S., Relief; F, (i.'Jd and Lt. (4., 55lh F. S.C.T. Capture<l .1 un<' 
12, lS(i4 ; paroled Septend)er 22, ISOt. .\ ndorsonville. 

Morris, John, Watertown ; R, 77th Ohio. ('aj)tured A[»ril 25, 1S04; ex- 
changed February 25, 1805. ('amp Ford. 

Newmiller, I'aul, (incinnati; 1, 2d (>hin. ( apt ured July 21, ISfil ; exchanged 
May ol, 1S()2. Richmond and Salisbury. 

Nichols, 1». \V., Wharton; A, 12:}d Ohio. Captured June 12, 1803; ex- 
changed March 7, 1803. Libby and Relle Isle. 

-Nelson, Elmer !>., Olivesburg; (4, loth Ohio. Captureil Sei)tember 20. 
1863 ; exchanged November 20, 1804. Andersonville and INIillen. 

Nisbet, John H., Cedarviile ; .M, Sth (Jhio ( avalry. Captured January II. 
1805; exchanged February, 1805. Libl)y. 

Norris, Albert, Rlack Run; A, 70th (Jhio. Captured October 20, I8(i4 ; ex- 
changed .March 14,1805. ('ahaba. 

Nedrow, David, Worthington ; K, Ist Ohio Cavalry. Captured Septend'cr 

30, 1803; exchanged November 25, 18(i4. .\ndersonville and Libby. 
Neiderman, Ernest, Cincinnati . 11, 1st Kentucky. Captured September 1(>, 

1863. Atlanta, F.elle Isle and Libby. 
Newton, J. IL, Cleveland; B, 0th \V. \a. Cavalry. Captured May 24. LSOl. 

Libby, .\ndersonville, !\Iillen and Florence. 
Nickerson, 11. (4., Circleville ; C, 115th Ohio. Captured l)ecend)er 4, isiU: 

exchanged Marcli lit. 1805. Meridian and .Vndersonville. 



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Xcwland, JaiiK's ^r. : TI, (U)lli Ohio. Captured Sopronibcr 15, ISfiL'; paroltxl 
Sept ember !(>, isdi'. 

Nice, John, Steiil)enville ; K, I'd Ohio. Captiireil September 19. lS6o; ex- 
chanired J)ei;ember L'-l, lS(io. iJelle Isle. Aiidersonville and Charleston. 

Noland, Joseph, Uocddand; II, 1st *_)hio Artillery. Captured .May 2, 1863 ; ex- 
chanjxed OetoI)(>r, Isi;:!. Castle Thunder. 

O'Neal, Joseph \\., Lebanon; A, 35th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1803; 
exchanged !>eceniber 14, 18(U. Riclimond and Andersonville. 

Oliver, Phillip I'.., Findlay: A, H4tli Oliio. Captured August 13, l8(i4 ; ex- 
changed .March 12, 1S()5. Salisbury and lielle Isle. 

Osborn, Enos, Jersey ; D, J.'!5th Oliio. Captured July (i, bS(i4 ; exchanged 
November 20, 18()4. .^tillen, Lynchburg and Andersonville. 

Ortnian, John, Chillicothe; D, 14t)th Oiiio. Captured July tl, 1S64 ; ex- 
changed October '.). 18()4. Danville. 

Orem, K., Dayton ; (', 2(!i)th I'a. Captured December 27, l<S(i2. i;ibby, 
('astle Thunder and I'emberton. 

Oswald, T. J., i'rospect ; I, 12Sth (Jhio. Captured May 14, i8t)2; exchanged 
i\lay 20. Libby. 

O'Dea, Thos., Cohoes. N. Y.; K, loth Me. Captured May 5, 1864; ex- 
changed .\pril 15, 1805. Lymdiburg, Andersonville and Florence. 

I'umphrey, J. 1!.. Kenton; A. 125th Ohio. Captured June 13>, 1803; escaped 
November 27, l80t. Liliby, Danville, .ALicon and Charleston. 

I'olton, Edward W'., Dayton ; (4, 45th Ohio. Captured Novend)er 15, 1863; 
exchanged Apiil 10, 1804. l-Jelle Isle and I'emberton. 

Terry, i)an. Plain City; I'l, 3oth (Jhio. Captured July 22, 18(54. Anderson- 
ville, (diarleston and I'dorence. 

Patterson, John \V.. Newark; F, 135th <>hio. Captured July 3, 1864; ex- 
changed Maich 5, 18()5. Millen, Lyiudihurg. Danville and Savannah. 

I'orter, 11., Akron ; C, 71 h Ohio Cavalry. Captured November 3. 1863; ex- 
changed May, 1801. P>elle Isle, Libby and Pemberton. 

Persinger, Jacob, .Xenia ; 1, 44th Ohio. Captured October I!). 1864; ex- 
changed l''ebruary !5. 1805. Libl)y. 

P(>nny, I. 11., (4reenville: K, 48tb ohit). Captured April 0, 1862; exchanged 
May 20, 1802. Montgomery and Tus(;aloosa. 

Patterson, W. 11., Camden; (4,75(h Ohio. Captured July 1,1863; exchanged 

September. 1863. ]>elle Isle. 
Pohuiil, S., Lexington; P, loth Oliio Cavalry. Captured February 1, 1865; 

exchanged April 2'.), 1865. .Vndersonville. 
Patterson, (ieo. W.. Columbus ; P, 135th Ohio. Captured J uly 3, 1864 ; ex- 

cJianged February 2S, ls()5. i\[acon, (yharleston and Columbia. 
Durdum, Nelson, (niillicothe; 1st Lieut. II, 33d Ohio. Captured Marcdi IS), 
1865; exchanged iMartdi 23, 1865. Smithville and I'emberton. 



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T'attersoii, .1. A., Ccntcrvillc ; (i, lOIUli Jlliiiois. Captured September 25, 
IStU ; exclianuM'd May 20, I.Stio. Andersonville. 

I'osl. Clias. .)., Ijt'llefoncaiiie; D. 1st Wisconsin. Captured .May 27. IStU; ex- 
clianjied November 9, 1864. Andersonville. 

i'ilts. Dennis, Sherwood; F, 48tii Oliio. Captuicd April M, 1S()4; e.\cliani,M'ii 
()(-tober 28, 1S64. Camp Ford. 

I'upe, II. II., Millersport ; K, otb Indiana Cavidry. Captured , I une 80, iNtU; 
exchanged February 28, 18B'>. AndiM-sunville and Florence. 

i'elers, II. .1., Kogersville ; F. 12(itb Olno. Captured November 27, 18(58; ex- 
changed February 27, 18(i-"). r>eile Isle, Libby, INIillen and Florence. 

I'eairs, 1. N., Clarksburg ; H, Silth Oiiio. Captured INFarch 8, 18H5; ex- 
changed .\pril 2, 18(55. Salisbury, l>anville and Lil)by. 

i'artridge, Thos., Kenton ; ll,ltth Ohio Cavalry. ('aptured Nov(Mnl)er 2S, 
1864; exchanged March 2, \S(\'). Florence. 

Pace, Henry, Agasta ; (4. 45th ( )hio. Captured October .80. lS(i8: exchanged 
May 8, 18(54. I'.elle Isle. 

Park, T. C, Columbus; P>, 135th Ohio. Captured .luly 8. 1S(54 ; exchanged 
.Vpril 27, 18(55. Savannah, ISIillen and .Vndcrsonville. 

Potts,J. C. Colund)us; A. r)5th Ohio. Capture(l June 10.1864; exchanged 
April 27, 1865. Andersonville and Millen. 

Palliam.J. C. Ilillsboro: F, 2d Ohio Cavalry. Captured June 14. 1S(54; 
escaped, .\ndersonville. 

Piper, S. l'>., Parnesville ; 1st Fieut. .\, 8d (Jhio. Captured ^lay 8, is63; 
escaped. Rome. Macon, Libby, Pichmond and Cliarleston. 

Parrett, L. A., (4ood Hope; A, F. S. I. Captured June 2. 1864: exclianged 
March 2, 1655. Libby and Andersonville. 

I'owell.K. T.. Athens; I, loth W. \irginia. Ca]itured .Fanuary 8, 18(54; ex- 
changed October 16, 1864. .\ndersonville. 

Putnam, (4. W., W'illiamstovvn, W. \a. ; Lieut. C, 8(5th Ohio. Captured July 
24, 1864; exchanged September 14, 1864. Libby. 

Patterson, :\I. P., Newark; F, 135th Ohio. Captured July 8. 1S()4; exchange<l 

December 20, 1864. Andersonville and Florence. 
Pierce,\ColuuibusIC.,!]Marshfield ; D, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, ls(54; 

paroled December 10, 1864. Andersonville, Charh^ston and Fdorence. 

Pears, H., SOth^Jhio, (Japtured .March 8, 1S(55; paroled .\pril 2, 1.S65. Salis- 
bury, Libby and Danville. 

Roach, II. M., (4, 78th Ohio. Captureil August, 1861 ; paroled April 2<S, l,S(i5 ; 
Andersonville, Savannali, .Millen and Blackshear. 

Reynolds, David IF. Dayton ; K, ()8d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1864; ex- 
changed ]March 12, 18()5. Andersonville, (Jhai'leston and Florence. 

Ross, Tobias, Franklin ; 1:5, 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1868; ex- 
changed March 5, 1865. Pemberton, Danville and Andersonville. 



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r.nwv, T. N., Washington C TI. ; C, 54tli Ohio. Ciipturcil July 22, 1864 ; ex- 
clianged March 4, 1,SG5. Aiidersouville, Florence and (Miarleston. 

Iv'oyall, Clark, Soldiers' Home, Dayton; E, 57th New York. Captured Sep- 
tember 10, 18G4; exchanged March 8, 1865. Salisbury. 

Keidabaugh, L. C, Marshallville ; K, 44th Penn. Captured November 16, 
1868; exchanged December 6, 1864. Libby, Uelle Isle and l-Morence. 

Ketelly, W. L., Koseville ; 1st Lieut. V, 57th Ohio. Captured Septcndx'r 20, 
I860 ; exchanged December 13, 1864. Libby, i\Iacon and Savannah. 

Kugg, Ceo. W., Newark; F, S5th New York. Captured April 16, lS64; 
exchanged November, 1S64. .Vndersonville and Millen. 

Ivappleyea, Nicholas, Covington ; A, lloth Ohio. Captured June 15, KS()8 : 
exchanged .luly 9, 1868. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Ueady, Daniel, Montgomery; C, 1st Ohio Cavalry. Captured July 26, 1864; 
exchanged December_26,^lS64. Andersonville and Florence. 

Roinpart, B. F., Fairlield; F], 74th Ohio. Captured September 10, ls6;]; 
exchanged November 22, 1864. liichmond, Danville, Andersonville. 

liosevelt, W. H., Columbus ; C, 165th New York. Captured April 0, 1864 ; 
exchanged INIay 27,' 1865. Camp Ford. 

Rice, Joseph II., Columbus; 15, I4th Kentucky. Captured February 8, 
1863; paroled on the tield February, i860. 

Rutherford, F., Londonderry; D, 8i)th Ohio. Captured September 20, 
1863; exchanged February 23, 1865. Richmond, Danville, Pemberton. 

Russell, (Jlinton, Kenton ; D, 82d Ohio. Captured iMay 2, 1863 ; exchanged 
June, 1863. Libby. 

Ray, W. .M., Logan ; F, 45th Ohio. Captured November 18, 1863 ; exchanged 
December 7, 18(54. Belle Isle, Andersonville and Florence. 

Retilley, W. L., Columbus; F, 5ist Ohio. Captured September 20,1863; 
escaped November 26, 1864. Libby and Macon. 

Rockhold, F. C, Bainbridge ; II, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 18(53; 
exchanged Mirch 3,1865. Richmond, Danville, Florence, Andersonville. 

Rice, John, Silver Creek ; (r, 4th Ohio. (Uiptured .May (5, 18(54 ; exchanged 
March (5, 1865. Andersonville and Salisbury. 

Rollins, W. 15., Fostoria; 11, 49th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1868; ex- 
changed December, 1864. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Richey, John, Cincinnati ; A, 3d (!)hio. Captured May 3, 18(53; exchanged 
niebc r 14, 18(54. Libby, Danville, .Macon and (jharleston. 

Ransom, John L (Joldwater, Mich.; .\, 9th Miciiigan Cavalry. Captured 
Rogersville, Tenn ; escaped December 12, 1861. lielle Isle, Andersonville- 

Rouse, J. II., (Jolumbus; Surgeon 7th, 8th and 9th W . Va. (Japtured 
November 10, 1861; exchanged .luiie 3, 18(52. Libby, Castle Thunder 

Beach, V,. C, Columbus; I8th IT. S. Infaidry. C.iptured December 3t, L862 ; 
- exchanged March, 18(53. Li))l)y. 



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Robinson, II. L., Washington ('. H. ; C, 114th Ohio. Captured May 24, 
ISH.-J; exc^hanged October 20, 1868. Libby. 

Kandall, W. 8. I'.., Kdenton ; C, 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, bS03 ; 
escaped l-'ebruary 9, 1864. 

Rose, I. K., jNTarietta ; F. 68d Ohio. Captured July 22, 1S64 ; escaped Janu- 
ary, 1865. .\ndersonville. 

Ridgeway, John II., Dayton; (4, 133d New York. Captured Au<|ust, bSC),'! ; 
exchanged April, 1864. Libby and Castle Thunder. 

Reed, Hugh, P>arlow ; D, 77th Ohio. Captured April 25, 1864; exchanged 
February 25, 1865. C!anip Ford. 

Koland, John, Stockport; F. 77th Ohio. (Captured .Vpril 25, 1S()4: ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Roach, II. ^1., Caldwell: G, 7Sth Ohio. CJaptured August 4, 1804. Re- 
leased April 25, 1865. 

Root, S. :\r., Belpro; E, 12tli W. Va. Captured June 15,1863; excilianged 
September, 1863. Lil)l)y and r.clle Isle. 

liapp, John I)., Parkersburg, W. Va. ; K, 1st W. Va. Cavalry. Captured 
.luly 20, 1864; exchanged February 22, 1865. Danville and Libby. 

Rose, F. R., Parkersburg, W. Va. ; A, ]16tii Ohio. Captured June. 2 days. 
Russell, Emanuel, Fillmore; A, 116th (Jhio. ('apturod .June 8, 18()4; ex- 
changed November 22, 1864. Andersonville. 

Ro(;khold, E. C, Bainbridge ; ll,8HthOhio. Captured September 20,1863; 
exchanged ^Mnrch •"), 1S64. .Vndersonville. 

Rea, W'ni., Degraff ; E, 45t]i Ohio. Captured November 18, b863 ; exchanged 
December 7, 1864. r>elle Isle. 

RoUiston, Thos. C, Cincinnati; <i, 4rh ()hio Cavalry. Captured MarcJi 8, 
1862; exclianged June 8, 1862. Salisbury. 

Spader, A. B., Franklin ; F, 1st O. N. (i. Captured July 21, 1861 ; exchanged 
July, 1862. Richmond. 

Siebold, Chas., Dayton ; Chief Bugler 2d Ohio. Captured September 25, 1863 ; 
exchanged ^Vlarch, 1864. Pemberton. 

StelTey, M. L., Souili Bend, Ind. ; H, 130th 111. Captured April 8, 1,864; ex- 
tdianged May 27, 1865. Camp Ford. 

Sheppard, Thos. . I., Kenton ; E, 97th Ohio. Captured June 17, 1864; ex- 
change<l April 28, 1863. Andersonville, Millen and Savannah. 

Stewart, S. <;., Centerville; D, 14th Ohio. Captured December 31,186.'{; 
exchanged iNIarch, 1864. Libby. 

Smith, J. F., (Jolumbus drove ;';*A, 57th Ohio. (Captured July 20, 1864; ex- 
changed September 20, 18()4, Andersonville. 

Sells. Orange, Columbus ; B. 12th Ohio t'avalry. Captured October 2, 1864 ; 
exchanged March, 1865, Libby. 



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.Shearer, Titus, Gettysburgh ; L, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured .Tanuaryll, 
1S65 ; exchanged February 15, IStiS. Libby. 

Snedeker, Win., Fairfield ; E, 94tli Ohio. Captured Lexington ; paroled on 
the field September, 1802. 

Skillman, I. N., College Hill; A. loth Ohio. Captured August 17, 1864; ex- 
changed December 5, 1864. Andersonville, Savannah and Millen. 

Sorzer, E. P., Kenton; G, 4th Ohio. Captured July 22,1803. Belle Isle, 
Richmond and Florence. 

Smith. John, Delaware; G, i)Oth Ohio. Captured November 3, 186:^; ex- 
changed December 26, 186,'5. Alexandria. 

Stevens, Marion, Columbus ; 11, 13th Ohio. Captured New Hope C H., Ga. ; 
exchanged IMarch, 1805. Andersonville and Florence. 

Shaw, J. C., Kinderhook ; G, 90th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1803; ex- 
changed-February 20, 1805. Richmond, Danville and Andersonville. 

Standiford,r:iishaR., Gratiot; B, l:j5th Ohio. Captured July 3, 1864; ex- 
changed February 20, 1805. Andersonville, Charleston and Florence. 

Saffell, John E., New Lexington ; D, 02d Ohio. Captured July 18, 1803; ex- 
changed November 20, 18()4. Andersonville. Charleston and Libby. 

SI. Chiir, Wm., Dresden ; D, lOth Ohio. Captured December 29, 180)2; ex- 
clianged .May 6, ISO.'!. Jackson. 

Sil)ley, Hiram L., Marietta ; 1st Lieut. B, 110th Ohio. Captured June 15, 
1863; exchanged December 10, 1864. Libby, Richmond and Danville. 

Stineheser, Jonas, Ashland; F, 1st W. Va. Cavalry. Captured September 3, 
1864; exchanged March 3, 1805. Salisbury. 

Scott, Thos. M., Dayton ; 19th Ohio. Captured August 25, 1804; exchanged 
Dec^ember 28, 1804. Andersonville, Macon and Savannah. 

Smith, Frank W., Toledo ; D, 124th Ohio. Captured March 27,1804. Flor- 
ence, Andersonville, Millen and Black Shear. 

Slieppard, E. A., Arcanum; B, 110th Ohio. Captured June 15, lS(i3 ; ex- 
changed March, 1805. Charlotte, Libby, Macon and Charleston. 

Stuckey, W. W., London; 1, 17th Ohio. Captured November, 1804; ex- 
changed INIarch 10, 1805. Salisbury, Florence and Columbus. 

Sprowl, Jolm, Urichsville ; E, 51st Ohio. Captured September 20, 1803 ; ox- 
changed November 20, 1864. Libby, Andersonville and Danville. 

Said, Abner, Ostrauder ; C, 121st Ohio. Captured December 21, 1802; paroled 
on the field January 1, 1863. 

Shearer, W. W., Cnion ; D, 8th Ohio (Javalry. Captured .lanuary 11, 1865; 
exchanged February 22, 1805. Pemberton. 

Scott, E. S., Logansport, Ind. ; G, 89th Ohio. tJaptured Septend)er 20, 1803; 
Lib])y. 

Stevenson, Ben S., Coliun))us; 10, 31tli Ohio. Captured October 8,1801 ; ex- 
changed February 15, 1865. Libby. 



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Sands, Wm. H., Columbus; F, A^Ah Ohio. Captured October 20, ISGo ;] ex- 
changed March IS, 1865. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Schofield, Chas. M., :\rarietta; 1), 12th Ohio. Captured June 1,1864; ex- 
changed Januarj' 20, 1865. jMillen. 

Sosman,Wm. N., Athens; C, 106th U. S. C. T. Captured September 24, 
1864; exchanged January, 1865. Meridian and Knterprise. 

Sharp, J. C, Centreville ; (i, 7th Ohio Cavalry. Captured September 2, 
1864; exchanged April 1, 1865. Andersonville and ^lillen. 

Spicer, J. E., Zaleski ; F, 12th Ohio. Captured May 11, 1864; exchanged 
December, 1864. Andersonville, ^lacon and Savannah. 

Sidenbender, Geo., Cliillicothe ; A, 73d Ohio. Captured Ocitober 28, 186.1; 
exchanged May 8, 1864. Danville and Richmond. 

Smizer, Henry P., Mulberry; H, 153d Ohio. Captured July 2,1864; ex- 
changed December 18, 1864. Andersonville, Florence and Charleston. 

Stookey, S. W., Austin; K, 89th Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; ex- 
changed Novendier 16, 1863. Danville and Richmond. 

Stockman, David C, Richmonddale ; C, 33d Ohio. Captured March 19, 1865. 
Libby. 

Strasser, Louis, Columl)us; K, 2d ^Michigan. C!aptured (October 30, 1864 ; ex- 
changed March 19, 1865. ^leridian, Cahaha and Selma. 

Smith, Jos., (-irant ; F, 1st W. Va. Cavalry. Captured April 19,1863; ex- 
changed April 28, 1865. Richmond, Scott, Libby and Belle Isle. 

Scott, John S., Kenton; 1'.. 82d Ohio. Captured ]May2, 1863; exchanged 
June, 1863. Libby. 

Snodgrass, David, Kenton ; H, 74th Ohio. Captured December 31, 1862 ; ex- 
changed June, 1863. Petersburg, Lynchburg and Libby. 

Sheppard, J. A., Xenia; E. 1st Ohio. December 31, 1862; exchanged March, 
1863. Castle Thunder. 

Sale, John, Columbus ; (4, 15th U. S. Captured September 20, 1863 ; ex- 
changed INIarch 20, 1865. Andersonville, Danville and Richmond. 

Strunk, Simon H., Cincinnati ; Ensign U.S. Navy. Captured September 13, 
1863 ; exchanged October 20, 1864. Richmond, Libby and Savannah. 

Stingh, W. E., Bryan ; C, 100th Ohio. Captured September 3, 1863 ; ex- 
changed March 7, 18()4. Libby, Andersonville and Belle Isle. 

Stevenson, Louis M., Mellc Center; E, 34th Ohio. Captured January 11, 
1865; exchanged February 15, 1865. Libby. 

Shoemaker, Alexander ; Carroll ; E, 72d Ohio. Captured June 11, 1864 ; ex- 
changed 1865. Antlersonville. 

Smizer, J. L., Goshen; G, S9th Ohio. September 20, 1863; escaped :\Iarch 5, 
1865. Goldsbo rough. 

Steel, Wra., London; K, 26th Ohio. Captured November 30, 1864; re-cap- 
tured December 18, 1864. 



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Sinitb, CJourtlaiul, Goshen ; (I, SUth Ohio. Captured Septemher 20, 18(i3; 
exchanged INIarch 5, 1865. Belle Isle, labby and Andersonville. 

Simpson, l^;. W., Springfield ; K, 3d T. S. Cavalry. Captured September 4, 
1864; exchangetl May '11, 1S65. Camden and Camp Ford. 

Smith, Hamilton, Cedarville ; K, 32d Ohio. Captured .luly 22, 1.S64 ; ex- 
changetl l)(M>emher 6, 1864. Florence and Andersonville. 

Swigert, 1). W, Kenton; F, 94th Ohio. ('apturod April 27, 18G1 ; escaped 
June 1, 1861. Winchester. 

Stanton, James, West Jeflferson ; K, 1st Cavalry. Captured Se[itember 30, 
1863; March 1, 1665. Libby, Danville and Andersonville. 

Smith, C. A., Jamestown; A, 74th Ohio. Captured February 22, 1865 ; ex- 
cJianged April 28, 18()5. Libby. 

Schrader, John, Marietta; D, 77th Ohio. Captured .\pril 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. (lamp Ford. 

Sorgcn, I'ldward, Kenton ;( i, 4th Ohio, (vapturetl JtUy 2, 1863; exchanged 
:\Iarch 20, 18(>5. Savannah, Millen, Belle Isle, Florence and Libby. 

Sleidcer, W. A., Caldwell; II, 128th Pa. Captured June 2, 1863; excluinged 
Dec^ember 10, 1863. Lil>by and Belle Isle. 

Scamon, Henry, AVheeling, \\. Va. ; 1), 1st W. Va. Artillery. Captured June 
21, 1864; exchanged. Andersonville, Millen, Florencie and Salisbury. 

Sw'ccsy, V. M., Lo(dvland; H, 73d Ohio. Captured .-Vugust 24. 1863; ex- 
cluinged November 22, 1863. Libbv and Belle Isle. 

Slobohm, Henry, l>ye: F, i)2d Ohio. Captured March, 1865; exchanged 
April, 1S65. Libby. 

Steen, Joseph, West Marietta,. 

Smith, .lohn U.. Flints Mills. 

Steen, T. V., Cold Run. 

Smithson, U. E.. INIacksburg; 77th (Jliio. Captured .\juil 25, 1864; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Cam[) F'ord. 

Smith. Hiram C, Miamisburg; G, LStli (>hi(). Captured December 31, 1862; 
excluinged May 6, 1863. I^ibl^y and Castle Tiuinder. 

Sharp, Jno., Newport, Ky., G, 3!)th Oliio. Captured INIarch, 1865; exchanged 
May, 1865. Libby. 

Schrock, H. T., Westerville; A, 05th Oliio. Chiptured .lune 10, 1864; ex- 
changed December 25, 1861. Andersonville. Savannah and Millen. 

Shepler, W. T., Dayton; A, 100th Ohio. Capture*! September 3, 1864; ex- 
changed December 8, 1864. Florence, Andersonville, Libby. 

Seaiimii, Henry, liuttery D, 1st W. \'a. L. \. Captured .lune 21, 1864; 
paroled about A[)ril I, 1865. .\ndeison villi', Millen and Savannah. 

Stewart, John M., D. 75th (.)]ii >. Captured August 17, 1864 ; ran into union 
lines near Goldsboro, N. C. Andersonville, Charleston and Florence. 



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Southerton, Win. ?,., At hens; B, 75th Ohio. Captured .Vu^'iist 17, 1804; re- 
leased April, \S{]n. Audersonvillc, ( 'harlcsloil and Floroiuio. 

Sl(>wart, .lohn \ ., .\,s7(h Ohio, Captured Scptciiibo'r 15, IStJ'i ; paroh^d on 

the field. 
Smith, John B.. 0, 77th Ohio. Captured ,\pril I'o, l.s(34 ; paroled February 

25, 1865. Camp I'ord. 
Stevenson, Benj. S., l-], otth Olno. Captured October S, l,s(i4 ; paroled I'eb- 

ruary 15, 18G5. Libby an^l Uiclunond. 

Scholl, Joseph, Zanesville; C, 5-_>d New York. Captured October 15, 18tW; 
paroled December 18, 1804. Belle Isle, Andersonville an<l Savannah. 

Tagyert, E. F., .\kron; 1, 102d Ohio. Captured September --'4, IS04 ; ex- 
changed .\pril 28, 1S05. An<lersonville. 

Tryon, Smith, Cuyahoga Falls; D, 01st Ohio. (Japtured Alay 2, 1803. Belle 
Isle and Libby. 

Tyrrell, John, Columbus ; M New York Cavalry. Captured June 29, 1804 ; 
exchanged Alarch 24, 1805. Andersonville, I'.elle Isle and Savannah. 

Taylor, Samuel, Dunkirk; A, 20th Ohio. Captured -lune 20, 1804; es- 
capeil February 17, lS(i5. 

Tootle, I. B., Columbus; F. KStli Ohio. Captured Decendjer ?A, 1802. 
Libby. 

Thompson, J. P., Coknnl)Us ; L, 8tli Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 41 , 
1805. Libby. 

Thompson, A. (4., Manchester; D, 01st Ohio. Captured September, 1804; 
exchanged. ]\Iacon, Milhui and Florence. 

TurnbuU, John, Belle Brook ; Ass't. Surgeon 105th Ohio. Captured Septem- 
ber 20, 180o; paroled on the field October, 180:!. 

Tuttle, E. P., Chillicothe; B, 20th Ohio. Captured .\ugust U, 1801; 
exchanged June 1, 18()2. White Sulphur Springs, New ( )rleans, Salisbury. 

Taylor, J. W., West Marietta ; C, 18th Ohio. Captured Stone Uiver, Tenn. ; 
exchanged February, 1,1868. Lil^by. 

Thomas, J. S., Centreville ; 1, 30th Ohio. Captured September 19, 1808 ; ex- 
(!hanged November 28. 1804. Belle Isle, Danville and Florence. 

Traxler, W. A., Independence ; 1% 102d ( )hio. Captured September 24, 1804 ; 
exchanged March 1, 1S05. Cahaba. 

Tittle, (1. C, (Jincinnati : 1, 1st Kentucl>y. Captured September 12, 1861; 
exchanged June 24, 1802. Libby, Tuscaloosa and Salisbury. 

Thurston, Joseph M., Circleville; F, 90th Ohio. Captured September 20, 
18t)8; exchanged February, 1865. Richmond and Danville. 

Targilles, Andrew, llullfarara; B, 11 1th Ohio. Captured November 10, 1808; 
exchanged March 20, 1S04. Atlanta. 

Taylor, Capt. A. A., Cambridge ; 11, 122d Ohio. (Japtured .1 une 15, 1808 ; ex- 
changed March I, 1865. Libby and others. 



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T(MTrll, CoUiiiibus A., lli<jlilaiul ; A, 48tli Oliio. C:ipturi'<l April S, 1864; ex- 
changed Octobers."), 18(14. (Jaiiip Ford. 

Turner, Fred S., Marietl ; II, STtli Ohio. Captured Jlarpers^ Ferry. 

Trough, W. v., I'arkersburg, W. ^'a. : A, 14tli W. Virginia. Captured May 
!), 1SH4 ; exchanged February 24, 1865. Andersonville. 

Tillon, E. ]i., South Olive; H, 116th Ohio. Captured .Tune -i, 1861; ex- 
changed September T), 1864. Libby. 

ririch, Thos., Dresden; D, 16th Ohio. (Japtured December li'.i, 1S62; ex- 
changed April 15, 186.3. Vicksburg and .lackson. 

Fneeiphed, Theo., INIarsailles; (7, 144th Ohio. Captured .hily 0,1864; ox- 
(dianged F'ebruary 22, 1865. Danville, Libby and Lynchburg. 

N'ogt, C. L., I^ort Washington; K, 10th Ohio ('avalry. Captured February 
11, 1865; exchanged May 28, 1865. Augusta, ]Macon and Andersonville. 

Vance, Thos. W., Greenville; C, 110th Ohio. ^Captured .luno .•^, 1868; ox- 
changed August, 1863. Libby and Belle Isle. 

Van Horn, (). H., < 'ohinibus ; ()6th Ohio. (Captured .Tune it, 1862 ; exchanged 
October, 1862. Belle Isle. 

N'orhes, Chas. D., Cincinnati ; ll,12tli (_)hio. Captured lAlay 9, 1864; ex- 
changed September 1, 1864. Libby, Danville andjvichmond. 

Van Meter, S. li., Circleville ; A, 45th Ohio. Captured November 14, 1863 ; 
exchanged November 20, 1864. Richmond, Belle Tsle and INIillen. 

Wriglit, ('. 0.,°;Cincinnati; Surgeon, .35th Ohio. Captured Se|)teml)er 20, 
1863; exchanged December, 1863. Atlanta and Libby. 

Woodward, Joseph B., Franklin ; B, 2d Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863 ; 
exchanged March 3, 1865. Libby, Andersonville and Florence. 

Warner, T. O., Dayton; I, 93d Ohio. Capture(l Septendjer I!), 1863; ex- 
changed February 25, 1865. Richmond, Danville and Florence. 

Ware, (ieo. W., Dayton ; C, 1st Ohio. Captured September IS), 186.3; ex- 
changed March 3, 18(55. Lil)by, Andersonville and i^'lorence. 

Wallace, W. IL, Columbus; K, 3d Maryland. Captured July 2, 1863; ex- 
changed November, 1864. 

Wright, J. J., Bloom Center; I, ()6th Ohio. Captured November 3, 1863 ; 
exchanged December 25, J863. 

Wallace, Robert r., Loudonville; D, Il4th Ohio. Captured May 24, 1863; 

escaped November 19, 1864. Libby, 'Danville, .Macon, Charleston. 
Weidle, John F., Akron ; G, 29th Ohio. Captured May 15, 1862; exchanged 

September J 3, 1862. Belle Isle. 
Willoughby, S. R., Bellbrook; 15, 43d ()hio. (Uiptured September 19, 1863; 

exchanged December 10, 1864. Andersonville, Savannah, Richmond. 
Wolfe, S. C, Greenville; K, 34th Ohio. Captured June H, 1865. Libby. 
"Wroten, AmosA., Kenton; B, 45th Ohio. Captured Novend:>er 15,1863; 

exchanged May 8, 1864. LibbylandjBelle Isle. 



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Warner, J. E., Trotwood ; M, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured January 11, 
1865; exchanged Fehruary 1*1, IS(i5. Teuiberton. 

Weatlierby, Moses A., National Home, Dayton; E, 'Sod Massachusetts. 
Captured February, 1865; exchanged April 29, 1805. Andersonville. 

\Valton, John, Litliopolis ; A, 95th (Jhio. Captured June 10, 18()4; ex- 
changed April 28, 1865. Anderson ville and Millen. 

Wagerley, Ceorge H., Bucyrus; I, 2Gth Ohio. Ca{)tured September 21), 
1863; exchanged September 20, 1864. Belle Isle, Libby, Andersonville. 

Williams, Win., Springtield; E, 29th Ohio. Captured June 2, 1852; ex- 
changed September, 1862. Belle Isle and Andersonville. 

Welty, John J., Wadsworth ; E, 54th Ohio. Captured July 22, I8(i4; ex- 
changed March 1, 1865. Andersonville and Florence. 

Wright, Charles, Dublin; C, 113th Ohio. Captured Novend)er 30, 1864; 
exchanged January 31, 1865. Florence. 

Wolfe, James, Bainbridge ; H, 89tli Ohio. Captured September 20, 1863; 
exchanged December 11, 1864. Peinberton, Richmond and Danville. 

Watts, George W., Sonora ; E, 97th Ohio. Captured November 30,1864; 
exchanged April. 1865. Andersonville. Blew up on Steamer Sultana. 

Wheeler, C. W., Ilagerman ; E, 40th Ohio. Captured June 20, 1864; ex- 
changed February 28, 1865. Andersonville, Pemberton and Florence. 

Wilder, Daniel S., Columbus ; Sergt. F, 1st Battery 18th U. S. I. Captured 
September 19, 1863; exchanged February 27, 1865. .Andersonville. 

Whittier, Wm., Yellow Bud ; E, 18th Ohio. Captured December 31. 1S62; 
exchanged February 25, 1863. Castle Thunder and Libby. 

Weakley, S. W., London ; D, 8th Ohio Cavalry. Captured .lanuary 11, 18()5. 
Libby and Pemberton. 

Wilt, Joseph, Chillicothe; F, 106th Ohio. Captured December 7, 1862; ex- 
changed December 12, 1862. Murfresboro. 

Worthman, 11. D., Hamden ; I, 75th Ohio. Captured August 17, 1861 ; ex- 
changed April 28, 1865. Andersonville, ^lillen and Savannah. 

Williams, J. C, Andersonville; H, 129th < )hio. Captured Septemlier 25. 

1863 ; paroled September 28, 1863. 

Washburn, (Teo. H., Leesburg ; E, 175th Ohio. Captured November 24, 
1864; exchanged March 16, 1865. Cahaba and Meridian. 

Willard, R. L., Marsailles ; G, 144th Ohio. Captured July 9, 1864 ; exchanged 
September, Danville. 

Wilson, I. H., Mt. Victory; II, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863; 
exchanged March 20, 1864. Belle Isle. 

Walker, Jos. S., Bucyrus; A, 3d W. Va. Cavalry. Captured November 20, 

1864 ; exchanged February, 1865. Libby, Belle Isle and Millen. 

Wakeman, John, Cincinnati ; D, 5th Ohio. Captured December 3, 1862 ; ex- 
changed February, 1863. Libby and Castle Thunder. 



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Wilson, W. W., Urbana; G, 66th Ohio. Captured Juiu' 9, 1S62 ; exchanged 
Septotnhei-n, 1S62. Libby. 

Woodward, J. B., Franklin ; B, 2d Oliio. ('apturcd St^ptendx'r 20, 1S68; 
exchanged ]March, 1865. Libby, Anderson villo anil Florence. 

Wilson, Capl. W. AV., Zanesville; B, ]22d Ohio. Captured INlay 6, 1864; ex- 
changed March, 1865. Macon and Charleston. 

\Vhite, Joseph, Bloomington ; A, 54th Ohio. Captured .Tidy 22, 1S64; ex- 
ciianged Septendjer, 1864. Andersonville. 

Wright, (4eo. .M., Oreenville ; H, !)4th Ohio. Capturetl Septend>er I, 1862; 
exchanged June 10,1868. Belle Isle. 

Webster, J. E., Cadott ; D, lOth Wisconsin. Captured Septendicr 20. 186."]; 
exchanged December 9, 1864. Andersonville, I'lorence and Kicliniond. 

West. Jeremiah, l>rookville ; (t, 11th LI. 8. I. Captured June 2, ls(i4 ; ex- 
changed Decemper 10, 1864. Andersonville, Pemberton and Florence. 

Wren, J. :\I., New Paris; A, 6()th <_)hio. Captured March, 18(i5; exchanged 
-May, 1865. Libby. 

Wilson, J. II., Mt. Victory; II, 45th Ohio. Captured October 20, 1863; ex- 
changed March 20, bS64. P.elle Isle. 

Ware, Wm., Frankfort; A, 12th U. 8. 1. Captured May o, 1864; exchanged 
I^'ebruary 27, 186.'). Florence and Andersonville. 

Williams, Wm., Springfield : F, 2St]i Colored. Captured July, I8(i;'); ex- 
(dianged September, 1864. Libby. 

Webber, Wm. ('., Cincinnati; I, 6th (_)hio. Captured September II, 1861 ; 
exchanged .lune, 1862. Libby, Tuscaloosa and Salisbury. 

Wooley. All)ert, McConnelsville ; Signal ("orps. Captured Miiy, is(i4; ex- 
changed March, 1865. .\ndersonville and Florence. 

Ward, Ceo., Parkersburg, W. Va. ; l'>, 77th Ohio. Capturcil April 25, 1864; 
exchanged February 25, 1805. ('amp Ford. 

Weekly, Levi, Kanawha, W. \'a. ; I >, .id W. \'a. Cavalry. Captured .lune 
15, 1868; exchanged July, 186.'1 Libby and Belle Isle. 

Waterman, (J. W., Coolville; I, 1 16th oiiio. tlaplurcMJ .hme 15,18(18; ex- 
changed July 7, 1868. Belle Isle and Libby. 

Wagner, J no., Waterford. 

^'oung, Augustus, Dayton; .V. 18th V. S. 1. (laptured Septendx'r 20, 1868; 
exchanged May 2, 1864. Libby. 

Younker, John L., .Alaxville; A, 12tli U. S. I. Captured .lune 12, isoi; ex- 
changed December 18, I8()4. Pemberton and Andt^rsonville. 

Varnell, I). L., Seima; D, 8th (Jhio Cavalry. Captured .lanuary 11, 1865; 
exchanged February 14, 1865. Lihbv and Pend)erton. 




REUNION AT ZANESVILLE- 

Tlu' Onic(M's and Ivxccutivc Coniniittce, in (.•onnection with the 
(irand Army Posts of Zancsville, liavc made preparations for a 
grand Reunion 

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 16 AND 17, 1S92. 
and urg(^ all.Conu'adcs who ean to be present. Tliesc reunions are 
alwa^'s very enjoyable, and, from the ages of Comrades, can not 
long continue. 

The Ladies of the Tomradcs" families ai'e always welcome, and 
should accompany the \'eterans. 

Good arrangi'ments have been made witli the Railroads, and as 
to accommodation of visitors. 



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